dynamic skype from SBo aborts
Hi folks,
I was just wondering if I could get some assistance with this. Basically skype doesn't seem to want to run. It was working just fine yesterday and even though I am tracking -current, the last updates were Apr. 11, so I don't think they're the reason behind this. Basically, here is the error: Code:
$ skype I double checked that I had the compat32 packages by: 1. Re-installing all the compat32 packages after re-downloading them. 2. I re-checked to make sure each shared object that skype links against actually existed on my system (and they do). I'm at a loss on what the problem might be. I haven't removed a package recently or upgraded anything other than the updates from Apr. 11th. and the multilib stuff. Does anybody hopefully have any ideas on what might be going on? |
look at the output from ldd /usr/bin/skype |grep found
What you get is missing libraries. It should say nothing. install what it mentions. Then run skype from a terminal and post what it says. |
The output of ldd is what I used to double-check that I already had all the shared objects as previously stated.
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From memory, there may have been a symlink I added in the compat32 stuff.
/lib/ld-linux.so2-->ld-2.15.so ?? That particular one throws crazy errors when it shows - the last thing it complains about is a missing lib. |
I'm on -current, so for me it's 2.17 but yes /lib/ld-linux.so.2 is a symlink to /lib/ld-2.17.so
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I'm running dynamic skype here (not very often, I hasten to add) and I stuck the output of ldd up HEREif it helps.
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Like I said, I've already used ldd myself and as previously stated in my first post, I have already looked up the shared objects to make sure the compat32 ones exist...
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I've identified the error. For some reason I had uncommented the stripping part of skype. I didn't think that was the problem because the .SlackBuild mentions a segmentation fault but I guess that error message counts. :)
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If the slackbuild mentioned a segmentation fault, that info should have been in post #1 and we would have got to this a biot sooner, I'm sure.
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