[Gsrc-commit] $nick r11061: update glibc to 2.41

[carlhansen]

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revno: 11061
revision-id: carlhansen@gnu.org-20250130210820-50pcbl3n0tdirzpj
parent: carlhansen@gnu.org-20250130082123-7zj0zds9qerwba5d
committer: carlhansen@gnu.org
branch nick: trunk
timestamp: Thu 2025-01-30 21:08:20 +0000
message:
  update glibc to 2.41
=== modified file 'pkg/gnu/glibc/Makefile'
--- a/pkg/gnu/glibc/Makefile    2025-01-30 06:10:38 +0000
+++ b/pkg/gnu/glibc/Makefile    2025-01-30 21:08:20 +0000
@@ -62,10 +62,28 @@
 
 INSTALL_ARGS = inst_vardbdir=$(prefix)/var/db
 
-# Warning; You will probably need to reboot the computer immediately
-# after installation,  since libc is basic to operations. 
-# Or don't upgrade if your distribution uses a different version.
-#
+post-build: build
+       @echo =================================================
+       @echo =================================================
+       @echo =================================================
+       @echo =================================================
+       @echo  read https://sourceware.org/glibc/wiki/Testing/Builds
+       @echo  which says:
+       @echo    So you want to test out a glibc build, and you don_t want to 
install it
+       @echo    over your existing system glibc. Not installing glibc over 
your existing
+       @echo    system glibc is the normal process. Installing a new glibc 
over your
+       @echo    system glibc may break your system, do not do this unless you 
really
+       @echo    know what you_re doing.
+       @echo  Or don_t upgrade if your distribution uses a different version.
+       @echo  read Makefile and 
https://sourceware.org/glibc/wiki/Testing/Builds
+       @echo =================================================
+       @echo A warning
+       @echo do not "make install" until you are confident about recovering 
back
+       @echo =================================================
+       @echo =================================================
+       @echo =================================================
+       @echo =================================================
+
 # Possible incompatibilies... if I knew more, I would say.
 
 ## Configuration options for glibc aka libc  ##