Hey Benny!

 BP> i got more memory to do other more usefull things with it

How much do you have on the p4?  On the silvermont I have 32G of ECC which is
overkill for what I have been doing with it especially considering ECC is more
expensive.  The system can handle up to 64G which would have cost as much an
entire PC memory included.  ECC is worth more but I think 16G (2 8G sticks)
would have been more than enough for what I do with it.

 BP> how do you make that output ?, imho its not ldd :=)

On the commandline just do '/lib/libc.so.6' to replicate the output.  It should
give you all the gory details as shown in the vim file capture except with
whatever version of your glibc including the version of the compiler it was
built with.

 BP> systemresquecd would just be better choice and chroot it there

I just use chroot on the last one I built to build a new one when there is a
major release such as the latest glibc-2.26.

 BP> i like to get lowpowered atom cpu bassed servers in comming years

I can recommend the 8 core C2758 based boards.  The one I have is a uATX which
uses standard DIMM slots instead of SODIMM found on the miniITX boards which I
believe is more expensive and harder to come by, or at least the ECC variety
is.  The 8 penguins on boot is nice to see.  ;-)

 BP> still using gentoo here with systemd disabled

Amen.  Isn't eudev origianlly a gentoo based product?  That is what I am
currently using here.

Life is good,
Maurice

... Don't cry for me I have vi.
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