[Discussion] OO204 startup problem with LVM

[mwizard99 at comcast.net]

In <20070612052325.3848V75QS1 at priv-edmwaa06.telusplanet.net>, on 06/11/07 
   at 10:25 PM, "Dave Yeo" <daveryeo at telus.net> said:

>On Mon, 11 Jun 2007 22:50:00 -0500, mwizard99 at comcast.net wrote:

>>0[H:\usrdlls]dir lib*.dll
>>
>>The volume label in drive H is HPFS2-H.
>>The Volume Serial Number is 3FCB:35DF.
>>Directory of H:\usrdlls
>>
>> 4-14-04   4:37p    356330           0  LIBC05.DLL
>> 5-05-07  11:00p     48120           0  libc06.dll
>> 5-05-07  11:00p     48120           0  libc061.dll
>> 5-05-07  11:00p   1349060           0  libc062.dll
>> 7-17-05   4:08p    912103           0  LIBC06R1.DLL
>>        5 file(s)    2713733 bytes used
>>                   1307883 K bytes free
>>
>>Opening the libc062.dll, at offset 012B000, you can find x'13', c'kLIBC
>>version 0.6.2'
>>
>>This all suggests to me that libc062.dll is properly installed on my
>>system.  Would you conclude the same, or is there another test that I can
>>run?
>>
>>I've checked the program directory, and all the DLL's you mention above
>>are there.
>>
>>Any other ideas that I might look into?

>Probably won't make a difference but you might want to update to libc063
>which includes a forwarder for libc062 (and 061 and 060). Seems libc062
>was slightly buggy. You'll need to install it for things anyways.
>ftp://ftp.netlabs.org/incoming/gcc/libc-0.6.3-csd3.zip
>Dave

Dave,

There doesn't appear to be a gcc subdirectory in the incoming directory.

All I see is a samba file in the incoming directory.

It seems to be in the pub/gcc subdirectory.  I'll download that one. 
Please let me know if there is a different one that I need.

Regards,
-Mark
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