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It seems that this problem has somthing to do with sharedlibraries. after I restarted fedora, nothing changed, so I installed the realplayer with rpm manager. after that I tryd to play some music, but it still didnot work. and when I try to start realplyer in shell it says
"[root@localhost bin]# realplay
/usr/local/RealPlayer/realplay.bin: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
"
does sombody know how to go verder ???
or maybe is there some other music player wich is easy to install, I want to use it to play mp3 files.
you don't have libstdc++ which is usually part of the gcc package. I'd fathom a guess that since you're using fedora, you don't have gcc installed since this package has always been a part of the gcc development tools. Check your install cds and install the all the developer's tools. Mind you I don't know where or what you should look for though as I never install those things after the fact, but always during the initial install. I've seen that trying to install developer tools after the fact is always a pain in the ass for an rpm based distro.
The first command updates the 'loader cache' to make sure that the loader is looking for libraries in the correct places.
The next and third commands do a high-speed locate by filename ("updatedb" being run in this example to be sure that it's up-to-date... not necessary every time).
If the library truly does not exist, there are two possibilities: the library does not exist at all, or version ".5" of that library does not exist.
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