glibc compile bombed

[Tim Wunder]

Following the SxS, I attempted to install Glibc-2.2.5 and ran into another 
error (what else is new?). Here goes:
after executing 'make && make install && make localedata/install-locales', the 
compile process was off and running. It stopped here:
error while loading shared libraries: /lib/libpthread.so.0: undefined symbolL 
_dl_cpuclock_offset.
[resolv/subdir-install] Error 127

I managed to recover by preforming an
'rpm -ivh --force --replacefiles' on the glibc 2.2.4-24 rpms I built from 
Caldera SRPMs yesterday.

That same error would rear it's head when I tried to execute and 'ls' command. 
Fortunately, I remembered where I put my RPMs so it wasn't a gin problem. 
'cd' worked, as did, obviously, 'rpm'.

Any ideas as to what could have gone wrong?

BTW, these are some errors I think I found in the SxS:
2) Says to Move /usr/include/linux,asm.scsi, but it should be Copy.
5) Says to 'mkdir glibc-build' from within the /usr/src/glibc-2.2.x dir and 
then cd into it. Either that's wrong and 'mkdir glibc-build' should be done 
in /usr/src, or the command specified to run in step 6 needs to be 
"../../glibc-2.2.x/configure...". I chose to make the glibc-build directory 
in /usr/src, which was more in accordance with the INSTALL file contained in 
the tarball.

Regards, 
Tim

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