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everything is "normal": reiserfs partition, fresh linux install...
config.log doesn't help much, there isn't anything about the compiler itself in it.
I'm kinda lost with this one. but it's gotta be something I'm missing out (like something I should with ap-get), cuz both computers have the same prob. On previous install and when using tasksel, it all worked fine, with same hardware and software config.
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Type in the following simple C program into the file sample.c:
Code:
#include <stdio.h>
int main(void)
{
puts("If you can see this, I'm running.");
return 0;
}
then run:
gcc -o sample sample.c
and then try to execute sample:
./sample
If everything works, you'll see the message printed out. If not, take note of the error message(s) you receive and it should help you get a handle on what exactly is causing the problem.
P.S. the format of config.log can be kind of kludgy, you're best off just looking for any warnings or errors within the last 10 lines or so of the log.
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