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In message <x88d837yh5l.fsf@nbeckerpc.hns.com>you write: > I'm going to try building 1.1.2 on my glibc2.0.7/egcs-1.1.1 system. I > will then build glibc-2.1. I think I need to now rebuild > libstdc++-2.9, right? If you install glibc-2.1, then I think you need to rebuild libstdc++, yes. > I will then build some c++ binaries. I > will then try installing glibc-2.1 and (assuming I'm not dead yet) see > if the binaries still work. > > If glibc-2.1 install breaks everything, is there an easier way to > remove it, other than restore everything from tape? I would think you could build glibc, run its internal tests (make check) before taking the plunge and installing it. Once it's installed? No idea how to recover. Presumably there's some statically linked programs in /sbin that you can use to put humpty dumpty back together again. jeff