Hi All, I realize this is a real stupid question, but I was hopping that it would also be an easy one for someone to answer. I was trying write a simple program that uses libsensors, mainly to try to figure out how to use it, and when I tried to link against libsensors (using -lsensors as the linker option), it would never be able to find the libsensors library. I finally figured out that I did not have a symlink /usr/lib/libsensors.so. I created the link and my test programed linked fine. My question is, is there away to tell the ld (or ld through gcc) to use a particular version of a .so (for instance I had a libsensors.so.1 and a libsensors.so.1.2.1)? Thanks...james