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Date:	Tue, 3 Mar 2009 11:48:19 -0800
From:	Lester Ingber <ingber AT ingber DOT com>
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Subject:	how to update /etc/alternatives
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The default for many files under /bin is linked to /etc/alternatives.
I wanted to update by default gcc and g++ to v4, so instead of
changing the .exe links in /bin, I wanted to have these changes made
in /etc/alternatives.

Instead of doing this one file at a time, I tried re-installing all
gcc/g++-4 packages, but all the gcc/g++ stuff under /etc/alternatives
still points to v3?

I just manually changed the gcc and g++ under /etc/alternatives to point
to v4, but shouldn't this have been done automatically when I reinstalled
all these packages?

Lester


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