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LabVIEW 8.2 segmentation fault on Ubuntu Linux 8.10 64-bit

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Your main problem seems to be missing glibc functionality. niwebpipeline seems to look for glibc 2.0, 2.1, 2.2 or 2.3 while current glibc seems to be at glibc 2.9. Your installation may have a to new glibc installed. How to resolve that is unfortunately beyond me for the time being. I think you can install more than one glibc version at the same time but am not sure.

 

The usual trick with creating a symlink libc.so.6->libc.so.<whatever> to the newer library will likely not work with glibc as that library is notoriously known to break binary compatibility between versions.

 

Rolf Kalbermatter

 

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Hi, i'm using Labview 8.0 in Ubuntu 8.1, i want to install LabView 8.6 but  i can't uninstall Labview 8, someone can help me please...
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Hi wicho,

 

If you can get the installer package you used to install LabVIEW again, there is an uninstall script with that.

Stephen Meserve
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