okay.. a quick update..
I've read this on the following message post located at
http://krom.meiring.org.uk/sheflug/m.../msg00069.html
"If the squake binaries you have are the same as what I have, then they need
(now obsolete and defunct) libc 5... :-/ can you do a "strings squake | head
-15" and tell me if there's a line that reads /lib/ld-linux.so.1 ... if not,
is there a /lib/ld-linux.so.2 ?"
(note: that command returns:
strings squake | head -15
/lib/ld-linux.so.1
libm.so.5
sqrt
_DYNAMIC
ceil
errno
floor
__environ
_init
atan2
_fini
atan
atexit
_GLOBAL_OFFSET_TABLE_
libvga.so.1)
Okay.. is it a possability that it needs 'obsolete' libc5; meaning I need to get an older version of libc installed for backwards compatability(along with /lib/ld-liunx.so.1? I only see ld-linux.so.2 in my /lib/ dir.)? I usually live by a trial and error method to really learn, but i'd like to take it caution and ask first. Would installing libc5 binaries affect my system negativly? Would it downgrade my libc and make things, well, complete hell? I have confidence it woulden't, and in fact would work just fine, but i'd like to check quick before I do anything.