> I discovered that there are several versions of the shared
> object libraries in /usr/lib (libc.so.[2489].0, for example).  Which
> ones are current, and which can I toss?

The highest number is the most current.  You can safely remove the other
versions as long as no executable references them.  When you build a new
executable, the linker should use the most recent one.

-allen

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