Re: how to find symbols needed for libgcc-compat in glibc

[Jack Howarth <howarth@bromo.msbb.uc.edu>]

Guido,
   Well, if you have rebuilt any of those binaries with gcc > 3.1
they will work. Also double check which package your installed
libgcc_s_so belongs to. If you have a copy installed from 
gcc 3.0.x it will not have those symbols .hidden. It should
be the combination of gcc 3.2.1pre (with its libgcc installed) and
glibc 2.3 built with the same that should exhibit breakage.
Also you should check your installed libc.so.6 to make sure those
symbols are in fact currently undefined or missing from it.
                           Jack