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sean wrote: |
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> Ever since upgrading GCC some apps, after emerging from portage, get |
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> segmentation faults when I try to start them. |
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> Suggestions on what I might be able to do to cure this problem? |
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> I am guessing that I should enter bugs? |
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> If so, what would be the best info to enter for the bug report? |
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> Thanks |
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> Sean |
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Hi, |
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Have you tried "revdep-rebuild"? |
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I wouldn't go so fast on reporting bugs - checking false bugs wastes |
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developers time. So if I were you I would try to solve the problem here |
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in the user list first. Try revdep-rebuild if you haven't already done this. |
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P.S. |
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FYI: It is called "thread hijacking" when someone replies to a letter on |
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different topic and changes the subject. This irritates many people and |
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especially the original poster. The normal way to open a new thread is |
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to write a new letter to the list. All replies are placed in the thread |
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which you replied to, changing the subject doesn't matter. |
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Best regards, |
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Daniel |
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