On 10/28/06, Jay Cliburn jacliburn@bellsouth.net wrote:
Nicolas Mailhot wrote:
Le samedi 28 octobre 2006 à 13:08 -0500, Jay Cliburn a écrit :
Rob Andrews wrote:
You should re-run the prelink job for the day. If it returns too quickly, remove the prelink cache and run it again.
rm /etc/prelink.cache /etc/cron.daily/prelink
After that you should be able to log in. I've found sudo doesn't work, but su starts working again.
Prelinking doesn't help on my x86_64 system. I can su to a user, but I can't su to root.
The new glibc also kills postfix and probably other stuff too (x86_64
What's the best way to revert something with as many tentacles as glibc?
I had the same problem and reverted glibc (using an x86_32 system.
Download an older rpm for both glibc and glibc.common. The FC6 version is recent enough not to cause dependency issues.
Then
rpm -Uvh glibc*.rpm --oldpackage
If you have the glibc devel and headers stuff then you'll have to download it or just force it temporarily until the fixed glibc comes out.
darrell