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> 	Should /etc/ld.so.conf be an _override_ or an _add on_ to
> 	the "detected" ldconfig path list?

_add_on_ for backward compatability.  Folks who have modified their
/etc/* files shouldn't have to re-write them 'yet again' in order for
their system to boot multi-user.



Nate