Since three weeks, our teacher in computer classes initiate us in linux, I tried to install blender, but I saw, unfortunately, that we don’t install stuff like in Windows. What I try to run blender, the console tell me that :
“error while loading shared libraries: libstdc+±libc6.1-1.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory”
I searched on the web and I found a rpm file, named gcc-2.95.1-3.src.rpm, that contains then file that Linux need to run blender.
I used the function rpm in the console and it tells me that gcc was install successfully.
I tried to run blender, but the console told me again the same message.
I’m using Fedora Core 2. I’d like to know how I could fix that problem.
Hi eddie, you will need to do an RPM search for the libstdc+±libc6.1-1 package, if this fails you will have to build blender from source, a thread on blender.org can be found here:
eddie, I think you might have better luck going to the blender.org site on the test builds forum and asking. They have a lead just to the needed rpm. What version of linux are you using? If you used CD’s for the install the package could well be on the CD’s.