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--- Duncan <1i5t5.duncan@×××.net> wrote: |
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> As you mentioned, the latest kernel |
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> didn't want to boot, so |
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> there again I backed up a couple notches and got a |
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> working one, but |
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> everything else I had merged since then, notably |
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> including all of KDE |
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> 3.5.5, merged against glibc-2.5, seems to be working |
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> great against |
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> glibc-2.4-r4, which as it happens was merged only a |
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> couple weeks earlier |
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> -- actually that's probably my saving grace or I'd |
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> likely have had more |
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> issues. |
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Probably the explanation that KDE did not break is |
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that it does not directly link to glibc. C++ programs |
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usually only link to libstdc++ which in turn is linked |
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to glibc, so you would only have problems with C++ |
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applications if you recompile gcc with the new glibc |
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and then downgrade. |
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