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* David Korn <dkorn@pixelpower.com> on Fri, Oct 19, 2001: > > That's good advice for pretty much everything: /usr is your base > installation, if you never touch it and always work in /usr/local, and have > /usr/local nearer the front of your various paths and lib settings, then no > matter how much damage you do you've always got a working system to fall > back on by just removing /usr/local from the paths; one of the downsides of > dynamic linking is that if you break your dynamically-linked libc, all of > a sudden none of your OS commands will load and link, so you can't run any > commands to try and fix the problem.... > That's why distributions should ship with static root ... M. R.
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