hi there guys, i wanted to install opera ( the web browser) for linux and needed to upgrade qt for this purpose. it seems qt 2.2 needs libmng.so.0, s i got this file (libmng.so.0) too. can anyone tell me where to place this lib file so that the qt install sees it. i have tried copying it to /lib , but i still get an error msg. plz hlp bye navin
Sometime on Jul 19, Navin assembled some asciibets to say:
linux and needed to upgrade qt for this purpose. it seems qt 2.2 needs libmng.so.0, s i got this file (libmng.so.0) too. can anyone tell me where to place this lib file so that the qt install sees it. i have tried copying it to /lib , but i still get an error msg.
/lib is for essential libraries. those that are required even if no partitions can be mounted.
You need to put your file in /usr/lib, and then rerun /sbin/ldconfig
Philip
On Thu, 19 Jul 2001, Navin wrote:
hi there guys, i wanted to install opera ( the web browser) for linux and needed to upgrade qt for this purpose. it seems qt 2.2 needs libmng.so.0, s i got this file (libmng.so.0) too. can anyone tell me where to place this lib file so that the qt install sees it. i have tried copying it to /lib , but i still get an error msg. plz hlp
Are you upgrading qt with rpm ? If yes, then manually copying a file will still give you errors for dependency. You should install the concerned rpm, which in your case is libmng. Else, if you are sure that you have the correct file then put that file in /usr/lib and then force install the qt rpm (rpm -i --force <package>). And yes, also run ldconfig.
HTH, Rajen.
Sometime Today, Rajen Parekh assembled some asciibets to say:
rpm, which in your case is libmng. Else, if you are sure that you have the correct file then put that file in /usr/lib and then force install the qt rpm (rpm -i --force <package>). And yes, also run ldconfig.
actually, use nodeps, not force. force is used when the package can cause conflicts with existing packages. nodeps is used to not check for dependencies.
Philip