* On Tue, Jan 20, 2004 at 07:43:35 +0100, Spider wrote:
> fun thing is, nptl will -not- work on "x86" only on ~x86 due to
> dependencies. Known fact and not a bug.
NPTL used to work with "x86" glibc/gcc, so a few people like me
have given it a chance. From my experience, the only problem I
had was smbmout freezing from time to time (which seems to be
a known bug with NPTL 0.28, refering to some Red Hat bugreport
I found aksing google).
I can not remember that I had to emerge some "~x86" packages due
to get NPTL to run.
Having to drop NPTL for continuing "x86" seems to have caused
a lot of trouble for some people, and moving to "~x86" to be able to
use NPTL is not really painless, neither.
I'm a bit at a loss what's the better solution for me at the moment.
Regards,
Jens
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