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Hi, I'm not sure what's the cause of your error. But if you want to play videos, execute this to get a general purpose player that supports a lot of formats:
/lib/ld-linux.so.2 is a link to /lib/ld-2.X.X.so (instead of X there are some version numbers). So you should execute a command (as a root): # ln -s $(ls /lib/ls-2.*) /lib/ld-linux.so.2
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.. If your question is : how to 'cd' to RealPlayer11GOLD.rpm :
Example : it is located on the Desktop ..
1) cd Desktop
.. or 1a) : cd /home/"username"/Desktop/
2) su
3) yum --nogpgcheck localinstall RealPlayer11GOLD.rpm
.. And if your question means : where are the installed files ..
The application is installed to /opt/ ,
and the file 'realplay' is (also) in /usr/bin/realplay
( The start command is : realplay ).
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