On 05/15/2013 12:54 PM, Ken Rice wrote:
Without a stack trace we can not help you. This is the reason we ask for these things...
I understand you have a deadline, but I wouldn't even know where you start looking for whats causing your prolbme with the brief description you gave... Its like calling the mechanic and saying my car is making a funny noise then when the mechanic requests you bring it by, you tell him aint nobody got time for that...
Unfortunately we get requests like this all the time and theres really nothing we can do...
Understand I'm not asking for assistance resolving that particular issue. I found my own workaround by compiling from git HEAD instead. I only posted that report as a sort of tally mark in case someone else had the problem, as compiling from git HEAD worked as an alternate solution. Have no fear, I intend to return with a proper report, if time permits. (That said, I've got at least half a dozen bug reports open on bugs.gentoo.org based with similar intentions...) [snip; apologies, but writing top posts just feels wrong, even when continuing a thread's trend.]