AH! Thank you! An answer, perhaps. I wonder if the problem would go away if I used egcs instead of gcc? This problem is new. I never had these problems prior to 7.1/7.2beta. Whatever changed to break things appears to have occured around those releases, more towards the 7.2beta side than the 7.1, though. This all began when I tried to upgrade my glibc, building it myself. Previous goes with glibc PRIOR to that in 7.2beta did not produce a bunch of errors. I could and did build kde without problems before. Thanks again. I may yet be able to avoid a reinstall of 7.0 followed by a long and torturous process of upgrading. I'll find out this evening. praedor Bill Piety wrote: > > I've read a number of articles on that issue. Seems the consensus is that > i686 can cause problems. I thought that designation was originally made when > the pentium pros came out. But if have athlons, etc, you need to stay with > i586. Also seen that if you change the .LPR0 to LPRO or change to .glbl > .LPR0 in the code you can avoid the .LPR0 issue. Any coders following this > trail? [...]
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