error loading libglib-2.0.so.0 when linux starting boot
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error loading libglib-2.0.so.0 when linux starting boot
hi, does anyone know what's the problem when i get starting boot linux redhat enterprise as 4 there is error in loading libvte.s0.4 and libglib-2.0.so.0 the error always appears every several minutes. by teh way how to fix this error maybe anyone knows about this. thanks for reply
the problem is i can not login becouse every system device not work proper becouse of that error , could you help and tell me what should i do? i have running out ide
i use single user until appear prompt sh-3.00# and try to repair the library but i can extract the rpm becouse when i call command rpm it's come up error in library:librpmdb-4.3.so so how to extract the rpm in this situation could you help me please
oh ya i use redhat el 4 i have sysimage when i use linux rescue is it posible to repair the error using this image how to restore the image into the system?
Distribution: pclos2010.12, Slack1337 DebSqueeze, +50+ other Linux OS, for test only.
Posts: 9,285
Rep:
You don't mount a rescue / live cd. No cdrom mounting.
A live rescue cd is bootable and run's its own Linux OS.
But first thing to do :
From the prompt, you have = sh-3.00# ,
please enter ' init 3 ' to be brought to runlevel 3,
where you can do :
1) ls /usr/lib/libglib*
2) ls /usr/lib/libvte*
.. to see, what you actually have, and if anything
really is missing.
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Distribution: pclos2010.12, Slack1337 DebSqueeze, +50+ other Linux OS, for test only.
Posts: 9,285
Rep:
Sorry, my mistake.
You will have to look for libglib* and libvte*
where they are expected to be.
Like shown in the now edited post # 11 :
ls /usr/lib/libglib*
ls /usr/lib/libvte*
And please write the exact result here, if any more problems.
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