11-15-2006
I received the following error message after attempting this.
Attempt:
ln -f libvxvm.so /usr/shlib/libvxvm.so
Error Message:
ln: libvxvm.so and /usr/shlib/libvxvm.so are located on different file systems.
Anyones help is greatly appreciated.
Jason
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