> Hey Nathan - How'R ya?
>
> slamd supposedly has the fixed glibc for various types of segfaults (Xlib,
> swap, modprobe) due to some of the shared libraries issues (32/64 etc.)
>
> http://www.slamd64.com/
>
> Neither LFS or BLFS recommend that you try to build or upgrade yourself:
>
> A Package M
you want to poke it one last
time:
http://support.mozilla.com/tiki-view_forum_thread.php?locale=th&comments_parentId=80106&forumId=1
> I'm curious, if you were to build a system from scratch, what gcc and
> glibc versions would you use?
>
> I realize linuxfromscratch use
elate to my problem instantly...
What do you mean by:
>> "I have recently rebuilt my systems using gcc 4.3.4 and glibc-2.10.1"
Did you just slapped gcc and glibc on top of a working system?
I don't believe that's gonna work...
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Nathan England writes:
>
> I have
to build a system from scratch, what gcc and
glibc versions would you use?
I realize linuxfromscratch uses gcc-4.4.1 and glibc-2.10.1 but that does
not mean it is recomended as the most stable.
What would you use and why, or what do you use and wh
