On Sun, Apr 19, 2009 at 11:01 AM, Dale <rdalek1...@gmail.com> wrote: > Mark Knecht wrote: >> On Sun, Apr 19, 2009 at 5:29 AM, Dale <rdalek1...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >>> >>> I am now pretty sure this is a gcc issue. My emerge -ev world is almost >>> done and while I slept my sound started working again. As far as I can >>> tell, everything is working again. I think I'm going to wait a while >>> before trying to upgrade gcc again. I still can't really say why gcc is >>> messing up but on this system, it is. >>> >>> By the way, Seamonkey doesn't crash on websites or when I open emails >>> anymore. Back to full time surfing. >>> >>> Thanks much. >>> >>> Dale >>> >> >> Very interesting. >> >> On my end I'm still having the mythtv xv-video crashes. I did an >> emerge -e world with the new compiler - 4.3.2-r3. That finished up but >> my problems didn't go away so I guess the next step is to go back >> again to 4.1. Bummer. That's a lot of time wasted. >> >> - Mark >> >> >> > > The only thing that I am still having issues with is cmake. It won't > compile for some reason. I'm about to check into that now. > > What I did at first was to emerge -e ivman. I did that to test my > theory. After my USB stuff started working then I was pretty sure I was > onto something so then I did emerge -ev world. > > I'd still make sure I was out of other options tho. This is rather > odd. This is the first time I have had trouble with a stable gcc. It's > logical since that is all I changed but it is odd that more people > aren't having this issue. > > Dale
Sounds sensible. Being that my problem is X or at least the intel drivers running in X, it's a pretty substantial problem to debug. To change gcc versions did you leave 4.3 on the system and just choose 4.1 using gcc-config, or did you completely remove 4.3? Thanks, Mark
