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From: Mike Jean <cait-sith@home.com>
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hrm... well, i finally found an XF86 server for my intel i740 8m agp,
unfortunantly it's from www.redhat.com which means it's avaiable in
libc5 and glibc
tarballs. can freebsd readily emulate either libc5 or glibc? to the
extent of a high end
XF86 server?

thanks

`mike
(frustrated but loyal freebsd user)

p.s, whats with ldconfig and library problems in 3.1-r/s, like running
ldconfig just deletes all libraries on the list, instead of refreshing
the list? thanks.



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