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Stock 2.31.1 is pretty broken, producing insta-segfault binaries when using musl :(.
Gentoo's patch stack is 60 high now haha, not sure if that's how they roll or a sign :).
The worst of the problems I'm seeing are re:musl, but I'll note that since we build things like busybox shell against static musl, this bug impacts anyone unlucky enough to use a Nix built against staging ;).
Such a nix will explode constantly when building things haha, this was my life a few minutes ago and for an undisclosed amount of debugging time prior ;). Hooray for rollback though!
I'll see about grabbing the patches, FWIW I'm primarily talking about this:
https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=23428
But I'm nervous when anything as critical (and organizationally "basic") as our linker has such problems :3.
However many other distributions seem good with (patched) versions so hopefully this won't be too much trouble.
"Your code can't be exploited it never runs! Muahahahaha take that CVE's!" 😁
https://sourceware.org/git/gitweb.cgi?p=binutils-gdb.git;a=log;hp=binutils-2_31_1;h=binutils-2_31-branch
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I suspect there's something fundamentally wrong with the project, as we've had significant problems not too long ago already: f9b2d7b
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Oh lawd! My bad @dtzWill :) If we ever meet, a beer on me!
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