I've installed this on two boxes and had issues with missing pointers.
Haven't got the error to hand, but it says that such and such is missing
from ld-linux.so.2. Compiling for that particular machine doesn't help
either, only thing that fixes is reverting back to 2.3.2.

The only problem is that almost everytime I try to install any -current
package, it seems to screw up the libraries and I get a segfault at command
line. Manually re-installpkg glibc-solibs from 10.0 fixes the problem, at
least I go to install another package!

Anyone else had similar problems? I'm wondering if 2.3.3 is indeed stable :S

Martin

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Neo wrote:

> Anyone else had similar problems? I'm wondering if 2.3.3 is indeed stable
> :S

No problems here so far, after a handful of compiles.

Jeffrey

On Monday 04 October 2004 7:58 pm in alt.os.linux.slackware Neo wrote:

> I've installed this on two boxes and had issues with missing pointers.
> Haven't got the error to hand, but it says that such and such is missing
> from ld-linux.so.2. Compiling for that particular machine doesn't help
> either, only thing that fixes is reverting back to 2.3.2.
>
> The only problem is that almost everytime I try to install any -current
> package, it seems to screw up the libraries and I get a segfault at
> command line. Manually re-installpkg glibc-solibs from 10.0 fixes the
> problem, at least I go to install another package!
>
> Anyone else had similar problems? I'm wondering if 2.3.3 is indeed stable

See my comments above.

You have shot yourself in the foot by messing with the
links in /usr/include whan you built your kernel.

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