Moderator: BarryK
Hello, a perhaps stupid question.
I tried to compile within EasyOS. With success, however when I started the compiled and installed program I got the following:
/lib/libtinfo.so.6 no version available
/lib/libc.so.6 : version GLIB_2.32 not found
Is this a known issue or is there a simple solutiion for this problem.
In linux mint everything is going well.
But stubborn as I am, I want to use Easyos.
Any suggestions are welcome.
Best regards
I think you may need to explain in greater detail. What program did you compile and what steps did you take? Those errors are the sort of things I would expect to see if you have compiled a program in one distro and then are trying to run it in a different distro. You mentioned mint as well as EasyOS, why was that? If you compile in EasyOS and then run in EasyOS, the libraries should all match up, including the libc6 (glibc) version number and any version information symbols which are compiled in.
As OscarTalks says, you can't mix them and expect them to run. You are actually building on top of EasyOS I hope.
Having a quick look, I hope you mean dunfell 2.7.3 (the latest), or 2.7 (an earlier version). Packages glibc is version 2.3.1 and not 2.3.2, libtinfo is part of ncurses and it's actually libtinfo.so.5 (actually 5.9) in dunfell 2.7.x, so somethings' 'funny' somewhere.
The alternative is that your new package has requirements of later versions, and therefore won't build properly anyway.
Also upgrading one package can often have the need to add or update others.
If you let us know the name and a source code url for your new package, there are a number of us that can usually help.
Thanks for the suggestions.
However, before getting lost in darkness, I decided to start again with a fresh install of 2.7.3.
I compiled it in the same way as before and this went without a problem.
So my conclusion is that I missed or did something wrong the previous times.
Again thanks for the responses!
Kind regards