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paul: do you mind if I ask if you've hit this after upgrading to gcc 14, or just hit it otherwise?
(In reply to Sam James from comment #10) > paul: do you mind if I ask if you've hit this after upgrading to gcc 14, or > just hit it otherwise? Hi Sam - You can always ask! I have come across this bug on a completely new install on my laptop. After following the handbook installation process, I installed kde plasma. Then I wanted to install freecad, and hit this issue. I have gcc 13 installed, so it isn't related to updating to gcc 14. After hitting this problem on the laptop, I installed freecad including qtserialport on my desktop system without any issues - again using gcc 13. udev versions seem to match on both systems, but the kernel versions differ. The desktop is on 6.8.6, while the new install on the laptop is on 6.6.30. I am planning to get everything working as I like before moving to the unstable kernel. If you want me to check anything - just ask!
