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Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 16:22:38 -0400
From: Chuck Robey <chuckr@chuckr.org>
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Subject: gcc segmentation fault in going back to current
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I just finally got back on the net after a move (my dsl unraveled itself 
for a while) ... I tried to bring my rather too old current really back 
to current (it was a couple months out of date, and I got a suprise ... 
I was greeted with a seegmentation fault from gcc whilst rebuilding gcc 
itself.  I went thru the UPDATING, and did a 30 minutess spin thru the 
mailing lists I'd missed, but didn't find anything I'd missed ... if 
there is any obvious problem that's come and gone in the last 60 days, 
I'd really appreciate a whack to the head over it.

Oh, in case it's important, it's in a Pentium-4 based box, several scsi 
disks, one ide one.  The box usually runs my mail along with hobby work.