Benoit NOSS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hello, > I have a debian 2.1 (stable version) > In the stable tree of the debian ftp server, I haven't found mozilla, so > I decided to download it from unstable tree. > I had to update lots of libraries to make it work, and I'm not sure I > did all well because ./mozilla-installer send me an error about > libstd++-libc6.so not available or something like that (I downloaded the > right libstdc++*.deb package) . > Is there a simplier way to get it work? (it's hard for me cause I'm new > to Linux)
the binaries are built/packaged for redhat. Because of bugs in glibc 2.0.x, it will crash sometimes, but you can run it. I get it to run by downloading the sources (~25M), and building them (takes about 200M(?), ./configure && make). This is simple, it just takes lots of bandwidth and disk-space. BTW: is there still a testsuite coming with M16 ? -- Felix Natter
