> find . -name ld.so* -print
> gets me no match.

I know you've solved this, now, but it might be worth explaining this
error.  The 'no match' is actually coming from the C shell because you
specified 'ld.so*'.  It looked in the current directory for 'ld.so*',
couldn't find it, and gave you 'no match'.  It never even ran the find
command.  To get around this, you can put the argument in single quotes:

# find / -name 'ld.so*' -print

Or, in this case, just skip the asterisk (which will make the find
a little faster, too):

# find / -name ld.so -print

-allen

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                    Allen Briggs - briggs@ninthwonder.com