[weezer]

(5th Sep, 2014 03:25 PM)f1vefour Wrote:  Your workaround could break things, in the future when/if a package on your system breaks you come here for help but no one else has this problem and can't figure out why you do. We spend unnecessary time researching, troubleshooting and helping without knowing you prematurely updated libc6.

This is simply a for instance why you wouldn't want to manually install a important system library from a third party source.

Hi guys. I am getting worried. I followed this procedure for updating libc6. It did not help me by the way, but it also did not break anything. Can i roll back to official libc6 or should I just wait for the rpi update? Do I even get to see the update when it arrives?

Thanks, weezer