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anyway it appears to be a dependency problem, my best guess will be for you to reconfigure the config file , or my other guess is that glibc is either to old or ain't installed right
by the way, get rid of the compiler flags, Makfile's handel that stuff, pluss it can mess up what make wants to do, and somtimes breaks compiles.. so try that first
The same thing happened to me. The creation of the symbolic link didn't seem the cleanest thing to do but reminded me that it must be in the library path. For me, i had to change the line in ld.so.conf that reads '/usr/lib/gcc-lib/x86_64-pc-linux-gnu/3.4.1', incrementing the version number to the newly current on my machine glibc version, 3.4.2.
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