In a message dated 11/14/01 11:43:20 AM Eastern Standard Time,
ostrowb@tblc.org writes:
<< 'm still curious about this, however. :)
> What do I need to do in order to find out what glibc version I have?
> What are some possible answers to that question? (Am I looking for a
> version number like k.qq.zzz-ADJECTIVE?) >>
ls /lib
you'll see a bunch of files with the version number which are all part of the
glibc package with is MUCH more than just libc...but...
lookfor libc-2.2.4.so (which is the version I use) you'll also see symlinks
called
libc-6.so this is the unix libc equivelent version for those programs that
require unix libc..Its just a link so those programs can find what they are
looking for within our glibc libs.
Scot Mc Pherson
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