On May 22 2002, Roland Wegmann wrote:
> I will install a non-Debian software which requires glibc 2.2.4 or greater.
> How can I find out if glibc is already installed. And if not, how can I
> install glibc 2.2.4? I tried "apt-get install glibc" but it did not work
> (error message).
Yes, that's one point where the names can be misleading. The
right name for the package is libc6.
To discover the version you have installed, use the command
"dpkg --status libc6" and see the version it prints.
If you are using a recently updated woody, then you should
already have glibc 2.2.5, which means you can go ahead and
install the program.
Hope this helps, Roger...
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