To all you nice folks out there on the list. Recently, I discovered a problem which seems to make it impossible for new debian binary packages to be installed on your system. I assure you that it will not bother the performance of your upgraded system, but you need to be careful about the packages you might choose to install on the system after installing to hard drive.
It goes like this. I recently installed a group of new programming packages, packages that I really didn't need, but that I thought might be worth a look into later. This install required that part of the gcc subsystem be upgraded to the gcc 4.0 version. Apparently, this required the upgrade of the glibc package which is practically the foundation for all the functionality of gcc and that functionality which is included into programs that we write. When I attempted to install a package after all this was completed, I got a funny error message. about glibc detecting double free or corruption prev with a hex number at the end of the line that was different each time the error occurred. It is rather easy to duplicate. Just try to install another debian binary package after installing some other package. I have to try to find it. I am going to re-install all of Oralux on my computer system and attempt to discover the solution to this problem as soon as possible. When the solution is discovered and proved to work, I will post it to the list. It is the desire of the development team that your Oralux experience be the best computing experience you could have and we strive to make sure that everything works as it should. I am hoping for a solution in the next few days or, if possible, even hours. >From the Oralux Development Team. -- Doug Smith: C.S.F.C. Computer Scientist For CHRIST! _______________________________________________ Oralux mailing list [email protected] http://lists.freearchive.org/mailman/listinfo/oralux
