Juanito


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Posted: Aug. 28 2007,11:46 |
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If you search these forums on apt-get or dpkg -i there are many threads on the subject but basically you need to load the dsl-dpkg extension and then either:
1. Go to debian package search, download the appropriate libc6 (and all of its dependencies) and then dpkg -i libc6*.deb
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2. Modify /etc/apt/sources.list to point to debian stable (or whichever release has libc6 >=2.4), apt-get update and apt-get install libc6.
Note that there is a significant chance that you will get several (many?) broken dependency error messages with either of the two methods above.
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