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Mike Edenfield wrote: |
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> On 10/27/2009 6:50 PM, Pavel Labushev wrote: |
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>> Michael Orlitzky wrote: |
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>>> using hardened for a desktop machine. A few packages, e.g. |
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>>> * Mplayer |
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>>> * OpenOffice |
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>> There wasn't a /single/ failure on x86 with these two for me, despite I |
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>> compiled it with 3.4.6/4.1.2/4.3.3 - all are hardened and allways with |
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>> SSP flags enabled in specs. So at least it worth a try before switching |
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>> to vanilla compilers. |
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> |
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> Both of these fail for me on hardened amd64, though my admittedly |
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> sketchy memory tells me both built fine when I was running hardened x86 |
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> on the same hardware a few months back. |
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> The mplayer failure is the same one that's always caused problems for |
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> SSP -- running out of registers in parts of the assembly code. The OOo |
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> build fails on three separate steps for three seemingly unrelated |
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> reasons, none of which I have had time to chase down. |
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OpenOffice fails about an hour into compilation for me, so screw that. |
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All of my desktop machines are amd64 -- x86 users might have better |
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luck, especially now that 4.x is stable. |
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If you have any trouble during the 'emerge -ve world', please unleash a |
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fury upon bugzilla. |
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