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When upgrading GCC, should one redo the kernel..	by romandas	2006-07-03 11:05:20
I don't do either	by imrambi	2006-07-03 11:08:47
Well, at this point I can't ignore it	by romandas	2006-07-03 11:13:13
gcc first	by Freakazoid	2006-07-03 11:43:09
then do this before doing the kernel: gcc-update 1 (hmm.. it appears things have changed now, it appears to be gcc-config now) basically run a gcc-config -l then gcc-config <number> for the version you want to run fix_libtool_files.sh <old version> (example: 3.3.4) after that you might want to run revdep-rebuild just in case to see if anything's broken (assuming the rest of the system is up to date) then you can do the kernel and reboot. you only really have to worry about doing that with major gcc version updates (like 3.3 to 3.4 like you're going)
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While I've got you on the line..	by romandas	2006-07-03 11:45:26
shrug got me.	by Freakazoid	2006-07-03 11:50:07
oh, right, forgot to mention something	by Freakazoid	2006-07-03 11:46:47
If I do emerge -e system	by romandas	2006-07-03 12:03:31
not a clue, haven't done it in ages	by Freakazoid	2006-07-03 12:13:27
Yes they will.	by Sharku	2006-11-19 12:55:59

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