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can this libstdc++ contribute to my another problem (add/remove software)??
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can this libstdc++ contribute to my another problem (add/remove software)??

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Probably not contribute, but it is also missing. Yum get's the necessary files from the internet, so you will need an internet connection. Why don't you take your laptop to a place where you can connect it to the inet and then do the most important installs there?<br />

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Probably not contribute, but it is also missing. Yum get's the necessary files from the internet, so you will need an internet connection. Why don't you take your laptop to a place where you can connect it to the inet and then do the most important installs there?


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hmm....<br />
but how can the libstdc++ gone missing? or do i need to select it during installation?
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hmm....
but how can the libstdc++ gone missing? or do i need to select it during installation?

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icic, your answer really clear up a lots of doubts ;-)
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icic, your answer really clear up a lots of doubts ;-)

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so, i guess i just need to install the libstdc++.<br />
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tks for your help!
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so, i guess i just need to install the libstdc++.

tks for your help!

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hi, i wanted to install the real player in my newly installed Fedora Core 5... this is what i do:<br />
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./RealPlayer10GOLD.bin<br />
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and i got this error:<br />
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error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.5:<br />
cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory.<br />
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can anyone tell me what's wrong?<br />
<br />
tks<br />
<br />

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hi, i wanted to install the real player in my newly installed Fedora Core 5... this is what i do:

./RealPlayer10GOLD.bin

and i got this error:

error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.5:
cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory.


can anyone tell me what's wrong?

tks



error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.5 ??

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