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Be it statically or dynamically linked, the *startup* of glibc-based programs
is quite hairy on GNU Hurd systems.
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# IRC, freenode, #hurd, 2013-12-31
<youpi> braunr: btw, after patching glibc and trying installing it, do you
try rebuilding hurd against it? ext2fs.static often breaks due to details
<braunr> youpi: yes
<braunr> youpi: always
<youpi> ok, good :)
<braunr> i want the rootfs to benefit from it too :)
<youpi> heh :)
<braunr> and yes, there were issues that occurred only in the rootfs
<braunr> but because of the special early state, not because of static
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