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On 1/10/06, Andrea Chiavelli <andrea-chiavelli@×××××××.it> wrote: |
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> I've recently installed gentoo for amd64 2005.1-r1. After the first |
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> emerge sync and emerge -u portage I had this bad surprise: after |
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> upgrading gcc from 3.4.3 (I thing this was the previous version |
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> installed) |
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Actually, it was gcc 3.3.x, which provided libstdc++.so.5. The new |
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gcc uses a different C++ ABI, and uses libstdc++.so.6, so you should |
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have rebuilt all C++ appliations, including python, before removing |
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the old gcc. |
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As a temporary fix, you can copy libstdc++.so.5 from the live CD to |
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/usr/lib. That should allow python to start working again. Then you |
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can run "revdep-rebuild --library libstdc++.so.5" to rebuild |
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everything that is linked against the old library. |
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-Richard |
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