glibc versions
Hello all,
I have installed OpenSuse 10.3 (SLES 10 - more or less) on my system. ** When typing "uname -a", I get: Linux simba 2.6.22.5-31-default @1 SMP 2007/09/21 22:29:00 UTC X86_64 X86_64 X86_64 GNU/LINUX ** When typing "zypper info glibc" I get the following: Information on glibc: Repository: Name: glibc Version: 2.6.1-18 Arch: x86_64 Installed: Yes Status: up-to-date Installed Size: 4.3M Summary: Standard Shared libraries (from the GNU C Library) ** When I type "rpm -Uvh saplocales-2.4-1.x86_64.rpm", I get error: failed dependencies: /lib64/ld-2.4.so is needed by saplocales-2.4.1.x86_64 What does this mean? Do I have to downgrade my glibc in order to get the saplocales to install? Basically, I saw the following in http://wiki.colar.net/isa_2004s: _________________________________ Sap locales (same note #171356): From the note download the attachment It is saved on /mnt/sapcd/sap_suse_addons unzip it install the extracted rpm: rpm -ivh saplocales-xxx.rpm WARNING this need to be reinstalled every time the kernel or glibc are modified (upgrade) !!! __________________________________ BUT ... saplocales seems to cough when trying to use a glibc > 2.4. Is there any way around this problem? Is there another way to run rpm so that it will use the latest glibc? Glibc 2.6 should stll be compatible with glibc 2.4 ... Right??? TIA |
Try to install the component with "rpm ----nodeps ...". This will not do any dependency check.
--Regards |
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Thanks for the response :) Is it ~safe~ to take a higher version of glibc vs. a lower one? I mean when a program is screaming for glibc 2.4 and I have glibc 2.6, then it is still OK to install with glibc 2.6 - right? If it doesn't work out, can I leave the glibc 2.6 and back out the "saplocales.rpm" setup above? Best regards! |
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