Re: ncurses
> Heh, thanks - menuconfig works now. Are there any downsides to
> disabling this whilst building a kernel image?
There are no downsides to disabling it forever. It merely tells the
stupid gcc wrapper to not behave inconsistently and unexpectedly. You
can achieve a similar effect by removing /usr/bin/gcc and replacing it
with a symlink to /usr/bin/gcc-3.3, which is what is done on every
other Debian architecture.
gcc's default behavior still allows you to compile 64-bit objects and
does not lead to inane and unexpected breakage such as you have just
experienced by using BenC's wrapper.
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