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From: Jerry Kelley <jerryk@iquest.net>
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After waiting for another Communicator release to run in non-Linux
emulation under FreeBSD one has been released - 4.02b7. Unfortunately,
the install didn't complete smoothly as it could not set up the
Netscape registry info and when I tried to start Communicator, it fails.

It turns out that both the installation failure and the inability of
Communicator to start up are due to the fact that I'm missing some
libraries: libc.so.3.0 and libg++.so.4.0 to be exact.

Has anyone else experienced these problems? I was able to run 4.01b6
fine until it expired. Any clues as to where I can get the libraries?
 
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Jerry Kelley
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"Expectations are life's greatest dangers."