LIBSTDC++, problems in Sabayon daily, XFCE, 64 Bits [Solved]

[albfneto]

For perfomance observations,i installed (yesterday) the new Daily Build of the Sabayon, XFCE, 64 bits.
It works great and fast, Midori is the default "simple", "not heavy" browser. IT WAS WORKING in the live CD!
the, after installation, Midori not works! trying to open it from terminal, gives the message that

"LIBSTDC++ cannot be located"

I had in mind that it was a bug in Midori...for tests, i installed the regular Firefox 4, and... IT NOT OPENS, and gives the same message of the Midori, not localized LIBSTDC++...

i installed the package LIBSTDC++, but thei installation not solve the problem

I have a multiple boot machine. For make more tests, i installed Midori in Gentoo XFCE, then... Midori WORKS in Gentoo!

In my other "regular" Sabayon installation GNOME+KDE4, both browsers works Firefox working and i installeds Midori, ans this works.

Consequence, is only in my Sabayon XFCE Daily Build that the problem occurs.

[wolfden]

does equo deptest or equo libtest pull any packages?

[joost]

Use the forum search.

Reinstall gcc and use gcc-config -l to set your profile correctly.

[albfneto]

i will try this.... the i return.

i re-installed GCC, then set the 4.5.2, the newer, as default.
i also carried out the commands suggested by wolfden.

and... Working! thanks!

This post is edited in Sabayon XFCE, Midori Browser.
Really, Sabayon XFCE is faster than the KDE and GNOME versions.
almost similar in performance as my Gentoo, XFCE installation.