i am trying to install cooker (actually the snf there) via nfs, i have the network image on a floppy, i boot and follow the prompts, it gets the stage where the install mounts thew shared volume and i get: /usr/bin/perl: error while loading shared libraries: o.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory.......
on the box that is sharing the volume i have tried all combinations of root_squash/no_root_squash, rw/ro and insecure options, i gave the volume full 0777 permissions just to make sure and whatever i do i get this message, using the same boot floppy i can do an ftp install so i don't think that is broken, i must be missing something, i asked on the cooker list since this is a cooker install floppy but i've had no reply, i must be missing something abou nfs but i can't find anything else - the box i wish to install on has been installed via nfs from the same sharing machine before -, i even tried mounting the shared volume (which is a seperate partition on its own box) as ext2 as opposed to ext3 in case that made a difference but it didn't the volume that is being shared holds a copy of cooker that is rsynced regularly, recently i have rsynced it from several places and i am fairly sure all files are actually present though a pointer to which file this message might refer to would be useful, i believe it to be mdkinst_stage2.bz2 since 'loading stage 2' would be the next step in the install, if so i have deleted it several times and rsynced just to make sure it is fine, according to alt-f3 on the install box the volume is mounted fine and there is a message to the effect of 'disengaging life support system' i'm at hair tearing stage so any ideas would be useful bascule -- "I don't know, " said the voice on the PA, "apathetic bloody planet, I've no sympathy at all. "
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