Re: libc.so.4 and libm.so.4 missing

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From: G.F.Wood
Date: Tue, 20 Feb 1996 00:00

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 Yes,
        just try tar -zxvf 'file name or whatever'  and this should do it.
 Also tar ztvf (or just tvf if not gz or tgz - the z takes care of a gzipped file).
                   space ' filename ' allows you to look at what is in the tar file
 before you do anything with it. You can also do selective extractions of
 particular files.

 Good luck

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