On Tue, Jan 27, 2004 at 02:18:19AM -0800, Jakob Schi?tz wrote: > Hi Gentoo Gurus! > > This weekend I updated gentoo after a few weeks pause. More than 50 > packages were updated, including glibc. After the update, I tried to > prelink the system with "prelink -afmR". It crashed with a > segmentation fault. I added the "v" flag, it crashed after processing > the NVIDIA GL library (it wrote a message about undefined weak > references, but the same message was printed from many of the other > libraries). > > I tried to remerge prelink and the package containing the library, but > no change. > > Has anyone seen this before?
No, thankfully :-/ But I suspect that the new GLIBC may be the source of your problem. The only way that I am aware of to do it correctly is as follows: # init S # emerge -u glibc # emerge world # init 3 If you see a new glibc in the mix, ask yourself, "Do I _need_ to make this update?" because you'll have to reinstall everything. Sorta like reinstalling Windows(R), but with far less input, far less stress, and lots of status messages ;) Regards, Brian -- Brian Richardson Sun Certified Java Programmer GnuPG Fingerprint 132E 867F 4E73 0607 A4AA 49A7 CB0D BCC9 DEC2 886C Public Key available at http://www.cubik.ca/ -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
