[CLUE-Tech] glibc question
Dennis J Perkins
djperkins at americanisp.net
Wed Oct 1 14:31:31 MDT 2003
Take glibc-2.3.2-27.9.i386.rpm. You don't need nptl-devel unless you are doing
development, and even then you might not need that. Some of the additional
files for the 386 version are used for development and debugging.
> Right - I figured the 686 stuff would work.... but what I'm wondering is
> why the files don't overlap for the 386 and 686, meaning there are 7
> rpms for 386 and 2 for 686, and they aren't the same. That suggests to
> me that I might need all of them??
>
> Dennis J Perkins wrote:
>
> > They probably don't compile a version specifically for Athlon but I think
the
> > 686 version will work.
> >
> >
> >
> >>I have a glibc question - from this page:
> >>
> >>https://rhn.redhat.com/errata/RHBA-2003-136.html
> >>
> >>I have an Athlon 600 running a workstation I have here at work. I just
> >>put a fresh copy of Red Hat 9 on it. I'm trying to get all of the
> >>updates, and when I see this page, I get very confused. As far as I
> >>know, an Athlon is an 686 cpu, correct? If that's the case, when you
> >>look under the Red Hat 9 section of this update page, it only shows I
> >>need 2 rpms for i686, when there are more rpms for i386. Which ones
> >>would I need for this Athlon??
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> >> -Mike Staver
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> >> mstaver at globaltaxnetwork.com
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