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matteo casarino
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crt0 error

Hi Mr and Ms,
I need your suggested to solve this problem:
I have the zip and unzip command install in my WS hp ux 10.20, I always use this command in the past tu compress my directory.Now when i make the command:
zip -r namedir.zip namedir
UX reply to me with:
crt0: ERROR couldn't open dld.sl errno: 000000002

What about this?

Best regards
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Steve Steel
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Re: crt0 error

Hi


Usually this error occurs when the /lib/dld.sl file is not found or
the /lib directory is empty. You can verify these problems by using
the ll command on /lib, /usr/lib, or /lib/dld.sl.

In this case the problem is that /lib should have a transition link
to /usr/lib, but does not. So, solve the problem by enabling the
unique HP-UX 9.x feature Fast Transition Links with the
/opt/upgrade/bin/tlinstall command.

If you don't have the Fast Transition Links fileset installed,
you can find it on your HP-UX CORE OS CD-ROM, under the fileset
"upgrade". They are not installed by default, unless your
system was upgraded from HP-UX 9.x.

If the Fast Transition Links are installed, the files that are
created will have a unique permission character, "t" in the
place of the owner's execution bit and the standard "l" in
the first position for a link file.

You can create a symbolic link to fix the problem listed here, but the
Fast Transition Links are a better solution. They can be
enabled or disabled with a single command--to conform with with the
new 10.x file system standards. You can also add and remove transition
file links.

This example uses a Fast Transition Link for /lib at 10.20:

$ ll -d /lib
lr-xr-xr-t 1 root sys 8 Jan 11 1997 /lib -> /usr/lib

After enabling the Fast Transition Links, your application
should start without errors.

Steve Steel
If you want truly to understand something, try to change it. (Kurt Lewin)
Alex Glennie
Honored Contributor

Re: crt0 error

check the following links exist :

#ln -s /usr/lib /lib
#ln -s /usr/bin /bin

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matteo casarino
Advisor

Re: crt0 error

Thank you !!!

ln -s /usr/lib /lib MISSING!!!

bye
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Alex Glennie
Honored Contributor

Re: crt0 error

Matteo,

I think Steve deservered the 10 pts for a much better explanation !
matteo casarino
Advisor

Re: crt0 error

Thank you guys your answer centered and solving the problem
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