Multiple attemps have been made to upgrade glibc on i686. Just going from the current 2.31 to 2.32 would enable support for 64bit timestamps. As of 2024-08-05 the current glibc version is 2.40 ;)
This is pretty much the only thing left to be done on this architecture, as most modules in moonbase/core build fine.
Multiple attemps have been made to upgrade glibc on i686. Just going from the current 2.31 to 2.32 would enable support for 64bit timestamps. As of 2024-08-05 the current glibc version is 2.40 ;)
This is pretty much the only thing left to be done on this architecture, as most modules in moonbase/core build fine.