After upgrade to 14.2: X:Error loading shared libraries. libudev.so.0:cannot open shared object file
Dear Slackers
Upgraded via slackpkg Able to login, but startx does not open up xfce. Pl. guide Kernel not upgraded |
Have you checked your slackpkg blacklist file? It might still have some required packages blackisted.
/etc/slackpkg/blacklist |
Only kernel related modules are blacklisted
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Why did you not upgrade the kernel too?
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slackpkg install-new |
Since slackdocs recommend that kernel should not be upgraded, I did not upgrade the kernel. Definitely, I issued the slackpkg install-new command
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the kernel *should* be upgraded if you move from one version of Slackware to the next, maybe you are referring to some general hints when applying patches (but even then it can happen that you have to install a newer kernel package): can you please link where you read that
? libudev.so.0 is contained in the following packages (that you should have on your upgraded slackware64-14.2): Code:
aaa_elflibs-14.2-x86_64-23 Code:
slackpkg install slackware64 |
Ponce
Anyhow, I would have upgraded the kernel later When I issue the command that you have mentioned, only KDE packages are shown. I have not installed KDE, only XFCE. The problem is clear now. As you have mentioned, I tried to manually install aaa_elflibs, there is a md5sum error, only for this package. How to transfer this package to the slackware machine? I have only wireless internet. No wired lan Slackdocs mention "never upgrade a working kernel" |
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you can issue a Code:
slackpkg update Quote:
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http://docs.slackware.com/howtos:sla...:systemupgrade
Mine is a wireless 3G internet connection. Network manager is not recognizing it, since I have not yet been able to get the XFCE desktop |
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'nmtui'
bash:nmtui:command not found |
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$ which nmtui |
which: no nmtui in (/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin)
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so you most probably have also other problems beside libudev missing...
check the output of Code:
grep nmtui /var/log/packages/* |
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