On Thu, 17 Jan 2002, Thorsten Kukuk wrote: > On Thu, Jan 17, Stew Benedict wrote: > > > > > When I run the last binary test suite using the glibc_lsb library we've > > included, rather than linking ld-lsb.so.1 to ld-linux, I see a number of > > these types of errors: > > > > Pseudo language VSX4L0 not available > > > > running an strace on an individual test, > > tset/ANSI.os/charhandle/Misalpha/T.isalpha > > What is the path where glibc tries to find the locale? >
Thanks Thorsten. I'm not sure. I see now there are directories for the psuedo languages in /usr/share/locale, dated from Jan 10, when I installed lsb-distribution test 0.9-2, but apparently my glibc_lsb is not using them. In building the glibc_lsb version, I didn't change anything related to locales, nor did I install a seperate set of locales for that package. Essentialy I took our normal glibc rpm, used glibc source from cvs to pick up the updates you committed, and updated the glibc-LSB.patch from the ftp site, for ld-lsb. I haven't really come across a definitive document or source on how one should make an LSB compliant set of libs and the linker. > I don't know how you have configured your glibc for this, but for me > it looks like the path to the locale data now is wrong. >
