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From: Richard Hirst <rhirst@linuxcare.com>
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Subject: [parisc-linux] New glibc on 715/75
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I am trying the glibc etc from newcompilers-20010314 on my 715/75.
It seems anything that is dynamically linked hangs on exit.

I am booting with init=/bin/sash, and have static and dynamic
versions of hello-world (in C, not C++), and of gdb.

I can run the static programs ok, but if I run the dynamic hello-world
it outputs HelloWorld and then goes to sleep.  Console still echoes,
but I don't get the sash prompt back.

This isn't a particularly new problem - I havn't had a working 715/75
root fs since the attempt to part-fix libpthread.

Richard