It is a symbolic link, and probably to ld-2.5.so
(note the same date and file size as ld-linux
).
If you can get hold of a CentOS somewhere, just run ls -la /lib | grep ld-2.5
and you will find some links, among which the one you are missing.
Not having a CentOS 5 available I can't say for sure, but possibly ld-lsb.so.2
or ld-lsb.so.3
.
So first let's make sure you do have the lsb package installed.
$ rpm -qa | grep -i lsb
or $ sudo yum list installed | grep -i lsb
You should have something like "redhat-lsb" (or "something-lsb") in there. If you do, then list its contents and see what files does it have in "/lib".
$ rpm -ql nameofpackage | grep "/lib"
or $ repoquery --list nameofpackage
One of those should be /lib/ld-lsb-something. (If repoquery
does not work, you need to install yum-utils
: sudo yum install yum-utils
first).