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On 28/09/2011 13:32, Jack Mitchell wrote:
> Trying to build a standard qemuarm core-image-lsb-sdk I recieve the 
> following build failure:
>
> http://pastebin.com/05qNisPq
>
> It seesm to be a versioning issue which won't be too difficult to put 
> right, would a newer version support gettext 0.18?
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A quick -c clean, -c cleansstate gnutls sorted this out, I must have had 
an old package lying around somewhere.