> When one makes and installs new libs one must make sure the path to > the libs is defined in /etc/ld.so.conf and rerun ldconfig. How would I do that? And now I also have a new problem: yesterday I started linux, it started ok except for several things which failed to start in init, they had to start with something 'rm' and I saw every time 'rm: bash: rm: can't execute binaries' and then in red FAILED behind it. Then I logged in as root and did startx, it gotten to the grey screen and went back to the textprompt with the message it couldn't load font normal or standard or something like that. When I did xinit, the same happened. Then I did shutdown -r now and I haven't been in linux since then. I think I have installed something which I shouldn't have, but don't know what's the problem. Would that color-ls*.tar.gz be it? Also, if kde is running nicely on my system, do I need to install qt separately or not? Because when I did 'whereis qt' bash didn't seem to find it, opposed to 'whereis kde' which yielded the exact path to kde. Thanks Henny
