Anthony Roberts wrote:

> output from "emerge --verbose arts":
> http://members.shaw.ca/anthonyr/emerge_arts
> output from "emerge --verbose --info args":
> http://members.shaw.ca/anthonyr/emerge_info_arts
>
> I've done a stage 1 install, and I'm just getting up to kde now. I've
> done a bunch of stuff that uses C++ like Mozilla, and that all worked
> but I did an "emerge -u world" before I tried KDE, and it installed a
> new version of glibc, so I think that might be the cause of the problem.
>
> I'm kinda new to Gentoo so forgive me if I've forgotten information.
>

Now do an emerge sync, emerge portage, emerge -u gcc, emerge -u glibc (just
in case) run etc-update after any updates. emerge -ep world to check for
blocking packages - note any down then remove them.

Now for the fun part: emerge -e world.
This will recompile everything with the gcc, glibc that you just got. This
should take all night.

Having done that your system will probably be much more stable and fast as
well.

Styvaen.