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Subject: [linux-lvm] Building thin-provisioning tools > 1.4 on RHEL 6.4
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This is half request half rant.

Is there a way to compile the latest thin-provisioning tools on RHEL 6.4?
The introduction of C++11 and Boost currently makes this impossible with
standard development tool chain in the release.

Are there any plans to support the RHEL tool chain? I dread building a new
gcc and all that involves.