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Re: ldd `which xloadimage` does not work
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Jean Francois Martinez)
Tue Nov 19 19:15:45 1996
Date: Tue, 19 Nov 1996 22:11:15 +0100
From: Jean Francois Martinez <jfm@sidney.remcomp.fr>
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Hi,
I use the >> ldd `which xloadimage` <<
command line to check libraries installed.
I recently upgraded my CND 1.0 (RH 2.1) to
RH 3.0 with Kernel 2.0.25 and mostly every
thing looks fine.
On other computer I am running RH 3.0.3
and I can use the above command to show it
and it works perfectly but in this CND 1.0
box all I got is:
/root# ldd `which xloadimage`
usage: ldd [-vVdr] prog ...
Any suggestion about which could be the
problem.
Best regards,
Javi, _____ fjherna@ibm.net
| fjherna@ctv.es
\_________(_)_________/
____________!___!___!___________Valencia(Spain)
The problem is xloadimage is not in the path (probably not installed)
so ldd receives no arguments.
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Jean Francois Martinez
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-Linux of course. Do you think stupid people become millionnaire?
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