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Subject: Re: Shared libraries
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Date: Wed, 10-Aug-83 11:01:20 EDT
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From:  James Bray <jbray@bbn-unix>

However someone may choose to do shared libraries, they should neither be in the
kernel nor associated with it in any way. Thus, the kernel will come up. It
is possible that one will not be able to do anything once it does if one has
broken libc or if it has gotten trashed accidently; thus, one should keep a
survival kit of things like rm and mv in /systools, and backup copies of the
essential libraries in some safe place.