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Go to the following site and look for libc.so.6 http://rpm.pbone.net/
download the file related to your distribution and processor and install it. That should solve the problem.
What distro are you using, you need to install the glibc development package for your distro and I believe its better to use your distributions package managers to install it than downloading from third party sites.
Originally posted by markb658 I'm trying to install the newest version of Firefox, And the install starts perfect but 1/2 way tru da install i get the following error!
Code:
DLError: /lib/i686/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.3' not found (required by ./libxpcom.so)
Anyone know how to sort that out?
I think its glibc 3.2 i have installed!
Thanks
Mark
What build of FF
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i586; en-US; rv:1.8b2) Gecko/20050321 Firefox/1.0+
Is my current and I install over it with the new trunks. One issue is Extensions and so far the HTML Vlaidator Based on Tidy crashes this thing so hard I have to format the system again and reinstall it since it does not show where the balance of the /usr files are.
Is now so proficient at installing Slackware 10.1 and getting it configured in 45 minutes with boot up and running alsa and all the rest is now a breeze with little or no issues.
Originally posted by reddazz What distro are you using, you need to install the glibc development package for your distro and I believe its better to use your distributions package managers to install it than downloading from third party sites.
Im using RH 7.3,
I have the glibc development package installed, its version 3.2, i dont have to downgrade to 2.3 to install do i??
I found somewhere i should install compat-libstdc++-3.2-1.i386.rpm
But when i go to install i get an error saying it conflicts with gcc, even if i force install!
what command are you using to install firefox? i had a similar problem, but i found
out i was doing a ./firefox-installer-bin instead of ./firefox-installer, but i may be wrong
Oops my mistake!
Heres wat i got,
"glibc-2.2.5-34"
its gcc 3.2 i have, not glibc-3.2!
I'll try updating my glibc now and get back to ya!
-Mark
EDIT : I'm downloading the newest version of glibc of da official site now, its 17mb, and im only on dial up, so it will be a wile,hopefully this will work, i'll let ya know how i get on!
Originally posted by markb658 Oops my mistake!
Heres wat i got,
"glibc-2.2.5-34"
its gcc 3.2 i have, not glibc-3.2!
I'll try updating my glibc now and get back to ya!
-Mark
EDIT : I'm downloading the newest version of glibc of da official site now, its 17mb, and im only on dial up, so it will be a wile,hopefully this will work, i'll let ya know how i get on!
I have Slackware 10.1 and In the Firefox Installer directory from gzip extractions, open the folder in KDE or GNome click the installer script, it will install and no problems.
but the file seems to be missing (not supported anymore?) Any suggestions where I can get the update? Should I install an earlier version of firefox that matches my older glibc-2.2.93-5. I guess I should upgrade to RH9 or Fedora already. Thanks.
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