I am trying to compile here in centos , because well atm there is no binary so of course Im going to help by making --installer , - but atm I am getting this error and looking for help :
Hmm, it kind of seems like an installation issue on your end. Googling for that symbol turns up a few references; it looks like it was added to glibc in version 2.7. Is it possible you’ve got two different versions of glibc on your system, and you’re linking the wrong one at runtime?
I just have one version installed, which is 2.5-24
I take it therefore since this symbol was added in 2.7, that I"d need to somehow upgrade, oh fun
I have no direct need to use centos so I shall simply look at alternatives . I had no idea going in that it has such old libraries that would interfere with compiling panda etc.
Well, it’s weird that your g++ is generating references to a symbol that’s not in the version of glibc that you have installed. Normally it would generate code that exactly matches your own glibc. Maybe something wrong with your g++ installation then? I guess you can try downgrading to a previous version of gcc.