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From: Alex Walker <ahwalker@rawbw.com>
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Subject: library error installing Mozilla
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I get the following error when I install Mozilla:

Error: shared library "glib-2.0.400" does not exist

I'm a little stymied on this one, can anyone offer a suggestion?

Thanks,
Alex