Juanito


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Posted: April 02 2008,10:58 |
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Maybe the first step is to try to compile the player on dsl - if you're lucky, it will work with the version of libc6 in dsl.
If you're not lucky, then you have the choice of trying to use dpkg/apt-get for a later version of libc6 (not obvious) or compiling a later version of libc6 on dsl (again not obvious, 1GB of ram was not enough for me to recompile the same version of libc6 as that on dsl, albeit with a frugal install...).
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