[Rule] Installation failular

Charles oblende at bgnet.bgsu.edu
Wed Jan 11 02:08:27 EET 2006


Franz Zahaurek wrote:

>Hi Charles,
>
>Charles  oblende bgnet bgsu edu  writes:
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>>[...]
>>load in the first attempt. The question is what package was ld.so.conf
>>suppose to be in and why wasn't it installed and why was the root user
>>never created?
>>    
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>
>SLINKY creates a logfile while installing. You find it in the new root
>partition in: /root/scripts/install.log
>
>But of course if login to the new system doesn't work you have to boot
>from the install-floppy again and mount the root partition manually to
>get to the install.log. Or use one of the popular rescue-floppies or
>rescue-cds to do so.
>
>/etc/ld.so.conf is part of glibc-2.3.5-10.i386.rpm and should have
>been installed rather at the begin of rpm-installation.  But it is
>only a very small textfile containing lines like
>  /usr/local/lib
>  /usr/X11R6/lib
>It is used to create an index of so-libraries with ldconfig.
>
>So I think there are more files missing than only /etc/ld.so.conf. Maybe
>missing space in the root-filesystem.
>
>If possible, take a look at the install.log.
>
>Bye,
>- Franz
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Thanks for the pointer.  Well I copied the log file from the system that 
I installed on but it doesn't seem to help much. Wouldn't 
glibc-2.3.5-10.i386.rpm have been installed by the busybox rpm program?  
I don't think that packages before the FC4 rpm program is installed are 
loged.  At least that is what it appeared from the log file.  The log 
file followes as an attachment.


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