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От : Nick Boel 1:154/700 02 май 26 07:53:26
К : Maurice Kinal 02 май 26 16:10:02
Тема : Re: gotta gimmee what`cha got
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Hey Maurice!
On Fri, May 01 2026 20:47:50 -0500, you wrote:
> kernel headers is what has me stalled at the moment. I can upgrade
> to linux-7.0.3 as long as I keep the linux-6.18.26 headers in play.
Odd, I`ve already upgraded to 7.0.3, not even 24 hours after
getting 7.0.2. Is it just me or do kernel releases seem to be happening
quite a bit faster these days?
> At the moment I have no enlightenment other than the kernel headers
> issue which I am sure will be resolved real soon. I am guessing
> patching glibc-2.43 or using the latest glibc-2.43.9000 will provide
> some insight. That will likely be my next attempt sometime in the
> near future (days). Then I might have some real enlightenment
> instead of conjecture or what little I`ve read about it as of this
> writing. Bottomline is that gcc-16 will soon become a staple
> compiler taking over from gcc-15. It is the natural order of things
> along with glibc and the linux kernel. I call it synchronicity.
I meant more in the lines of c++26 on it`s way to make us have
to update a lot of old code. I feel like I just did that not that
long ago when gcc-15 started pushing c++23 more. ;)
> That`s my story and I am sticking to it ... until a better story
> presents itself.
I don`t mind stories, so long as they`re interesting!
Regards,
Nick
... Sarcasm, because beating people up is illegal.
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