Hi Experts:

System - Solaris 8 10/00, patched with recommended and
patch_check identified patches in February.

I'm trying to run mysql-3.23.45 that I just downloaded
from Sunfreeware. The install went fine, but when I try
to run the script to inititialize my datasets, I'm getting

ld.so.1: /usr/local/mysql/libexec/mysqld: fatal:
libstdc++.so.3: open failed: No such file or directory

I don't have that library on my system.

The docs on Sunfreeware's mysql section said I needed
libgcc 3.3, so I tried to grab it from them, but all I can
get is a little windows with:

A communications error occurred
Please try again

The Sunfreeware docs say I may not need that library
if I'm using gcc 3.3. So I download that from Sunfreeware,
uninstall my old gcc and install this new version.

I'm still getting the same error.

Suggestions?

Thanks
Larry

On Sat, 28 Jun 2003 20:42:51 +0000, Larry Lindstrom wrote:

> The Sunfreeware docs say I may not need that library
> if I'm using gcc 3.3. So I download that from Sunfreeware,
> uninstall my old gcc and install this new version.

ftp://carroll.cac.psu.edu/pub/solari...sparc-local.gz

According to Larry Lindstrom <larryl@aracnet.com>:
: The install went fine, but when I try
:to run the script to inititialize my datasets, I'm getting
:
: ld.so.1: /usr/local/mysql/libexec/mysqld: fatal:
: libstdc++.so.3: open failed: No such file or directory
:
: I don't have that library on my system.

It is a part of gnu c (gcc)'s C++ (g++) library .

Note that this library _may_ be on your machine, but installed in a directory
not indicated in your environment.

: The Sunfreeware docs say I may not need that library
:if I'm using gcc 3.3. So I download that from Sunfreeware,
:uninstall my old gcc and install this new version.
:
: I'm still getting the same error.

Where did you install the new gcc ? Did you install both gcc and g++ ?

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lvirden@yahoo.com wrote:
>
> According to Larry Lindstrom <larryl@aracnet.com>:
> : The install went fine, but when I try
> :to run the script to inititialize my datasets, I'm getting
> :
> : ld.so.1: /usr/local/mysql/libexec/mysqld: fatal:
> : libstdc++.so.3: open failed: No such file or directory
> :
> : I don't have that library on my system.
>
> It is a part of gnu c (gcc)'s C++ (g++) library .
>
> Note that this library _may_ be on your machine, but installed in a directory
> not indicated in your environment.

Thanks:

No, I'm pretty sure it isn't on my system. I regularly
run find, as root, on every filesystem on my machine and it's
not present in the report.

> : The Sunfreeware docs say I may not need that library
> :if I'm using gcc 3.3. So I download that from Sunfreeware,
> :uninstall my old gcc and install this new version.
> :
> : I'm still getting the same error.
>
> Where did you install the new gcc ? Did you install both gcc and g++ ?

I installed the precompiled gcc 3.3 from Sunfreeware.
I believe this package includes g++. Everything I do
now days is C++.

Thanks
Larry

In article <3F01E3FF.B7D00C59@aracnet.com>,
Larry Lindstrom <larryl@aracnet.com> writes:
> lvirden@yahoo.com wrote:
>>
>> According to Larry Lindstrom <larryl@aracnet.com>:
>> : The install went fine, but when I try
>> :to run the script to inititialize my datasets, I'm getting
>> :
>> : ld.so.1: /usr/local/mysql/libexec/mysqld: fatal:
>> : libstdc++.so.3: open failed: No such file or directory
>> :
>> : I don't have that library on my system.
>>
>> It is a part of gnu c (gcc)'s C++ (g++) library .
>>
>> Note that this library _may_ be on your machine, but installed in a directory
>> not indicated in your environment.
>
> Thanks:
>
> No, I'm pretty sure it isn't on my system. I regularly
> run find, as root, on every filesystem on my machine and it's
> not present in the report.
>
>> : The Sunfreeware docs say I may not need that library
>> :if I'm using gcc 3.3. So I download that from Sunfreeware,
>> :uninstall my old gcc and install this new version.
>> :
>> : I'm still getting the same error.
>>
>> Where did you install the new gcc ? Did you install both gcc and g++ ?
>
> I installed the precompiled gcc 3.3 from Sunfreeware.
> I believe this package includes g++. Everything I do
> now days is C++.

Maybe try www.blastwave.org for packages instead..

This sounds very much like a similar complaint when was
installing python as a solaris pkg. I assumed it was ready
to go. I am still working on this problem. But the hints
from google searchs implied that I would have to recompile
python myself and pay close attention to library references.

I'll try to remember to dredge up that message (suggestion)
about what to change before recompiling for Solaris (for
which this trouble seems to be specific).
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>lvirden@yahoo.com wrote:
>>
>> According to Larry Lindstrom <larryl@aracnet.com>:
>> : The install went fine, but when I try
>> :to run the script to inititialize my datasets, I'm
>> :getting
>> :
>> : ld.so.1: /usr/local/mysql/libexec/mysqld: fatal:
>> : libstdc++.so.3: open failed: No such file or
>> : directory
>> :
>> : I don't have that library on my system.
>>
>> It is a part of gnu c (gcc)'s C++ (g++) library .
>>
>> Note that this library _may_ be on your machine, but
>> installed in a directory not indicated in your
>> environment.

>Thanks:

> No, I'm pretty sure it isn't on my system. I regularly
>run find, as root, on every filesystem on my machine and
>it's not present in the report.

>> : The Sunfreeware docs say I may not need that library
>> :if I'm using gcc 3.3. So I download that from
>> :Sunfreeware, uninstall my old gcc and install this new
>> :version.
>> :
>> : I'm still getting the same error.
>>
>> Where did you install the new gcc ? Did you install both
>> gcc and g++ ?

> I installed the precompiled gcc 3.3 from Sunfreeware.
>I believe this package includes g++. Everything I do
>now days is C++.

> Thanks
> Larry


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