Hello Jame!   
      
   09 Oct 2011 13:59, Jame Clay wrote to Benny Pedersen:   
      
    JC> MBSE crashes and I suspect it's because the glibc it was compiled    
    JC> against is much older than what the system it's currently running on.   
      
   but are mbse using active api in glibc ?, this is imho uncommon if it does   
      
    JC> If I wasn't clear;  the system itself has been upgraded to the current    
    JC> Debian stable (v7) but MBSE (plus another FTN related program) had    
    JC> not been as yet.   
      
   since its installed from shell not apt-get ?   
      
    JC> One of the main reasons I decided to work on debian packaging for MBSE is    
    JC> so I could do an upgrade of it.   
      
   and faster make recover if that is needed :=)   
      
    JC> That would also make it possible to (fairly) easily upgrade it to newer    
    JC> version but the main reason was to be able to keep the installed version    
    JC> current with the installed version of the OS.   
      
   yes so understandble   
      
    JC> Not sure what you're referring to there.   
      
   it does not help to solve mbse problems if glibc itself is the problem   
      
    JC> Note that I do plan to add debug capabilities to the debian packaging I'm    
    JC> doing, but I'm not going to be able to work on that as soon as I'd like.   
      
   okay, cool btw   
      
    JC> That sounds more like a personal philosophy than anything related to best   
    JC> practices...   
      
   its opensource in the whole tree, its like deblob kernels :)   
      
   deblob = remove bianries drivers in kernel   
      
   if binaries is the solution i could aswell just install windows 8 :=)   
      
      
    Regards Benny   
      
   ... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)   
      
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