Mozilla & Firefox-1.0.7 won't start ?

I hope someone has the answer worked with the firefox on the 0.7 CD but after updating the system pacman -Syu seems no longer? 
Using Konquerer to write this.
After running firefox or mozilla I get the following
/opt/mozilla/lib/firefox-1.0.7/firefox-bin: symbol lookup error: /opt/mozilla/lib/firefox-1.0.7/components/libnecko.so: undefined symbol: PR_GetAddrInfoByName
Tried removing and reinstalling through pacman but no good.
thanks for any help,
Cliff

Gullible Jones wrote:
That is weird... You're the only person I know of who has gotten that.
Maybe try doing 'ldconfig'...
weird is right !
Thanks for the reply I did try that no change. I have this working fine on other distros , I have kde, gnome etc working fine. Just not firefox?
Must be a reason !

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