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[ukoul@fedoracore2uk CPP]$ gdb - version
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This GDB was configured as "i386-redhat-linux-gnu"...-: No such file or directory.
/home/ukoul/CPP/version: No such file or directory.
Above it the output for the version...looks like I am up to date....what else could be the prob with gdb..?
I have exactly the same problem and no solution yet.
Even a simple hello world program doesn't work. (it compiles and runs without a problem, but debugging with gdb... same messages)
Then I did exactly the same on my other machine (both are fedora core 2 i386) and it worked without any problems.
The differences are, that I have a newer kernel (2.6.9-1.11) here, and it's an amd64, but also fedora core 2 i386 installed (there are no 64 bit ATI drivers).
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