Re: elf-xlib
Jim:
Thanks much for the response. Why does this seem to be associated with some package called elf-x11r6lib that is no place on
the server?
Also. Would your previous posting on how to fix this be in the archives at the Debian web site, if it's still there, I've
been out of the loop for a few weeks?
Trying to get caught up and walked right into a beauty of a snag.
BTW: A few of the programs that are seg faulting don't if I open rxvt, start a csh and start them, and others do the same if
I use an lsh.
I might have to back off on this one until it's stable. It's hard to work 15 hours a day and keep up with the fixes.
Thanks again.
Jim Pick wrote:
> Sounds like you've been bitten by 'unstable' too - followups to debian-devel
> please.
>
> Here's what I wrote previously:
>
> > Ahh, you're using 'unstable'. Living dangerously, eh?
> > There are some programs (ie. emacs, fvwm2, xdaliclock + others) that
> > incorrectly link with both libc5 and libc6. This wasn't a problem
> > until you installed xlib6g, since you didn't have libc6-based X libs
> > until then. Read my previous post, "Re: Emacs dumps core after some
> > major upgrades on system" to see how to fix it. There has been lots
> > of discussion on debian-devel about this.
>
> > BTW, upgrading problems with the 'unstable' distribution really belong
> > in debian-devel.
>
> Cheers,
>
> - Jim
>
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