> Check and see if it's installed anyway?
>
> It'll never be the system default. It can't. How to hose your OS
> rapidly: change the C libs... But, it might have been installed. Did
> you check? Look in subdirectories of /usr/lib/gcc for something that
> says "4.4.0" or similar.
Sure that will fix it for 'one' machine. But we are going to release this to
the masses in a few weeks - we can't have a bunch of supplemental
installation instructions for Redhat 5 and we can't assume that everyone
either has 4.4 installed or has root access.
All the best
Ross
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