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@@ -772,13 +772,6 @@ Don't assume we never run this target, because we do. Really. Promise!
 There is several reasons which may cause the make check to fail on your
 machine:
 
- - <b>You are using a borken compiler</b>.\n
-   The symptom may be that the "make check" fails within testsuite/gras
-   directory.\n
-   For example, the breezy release of Ubuntu comes with a prerelease of the
-   4.0 gcc compiler. This version happens to be completely unusable, and you
-   should install a gcc-3.4 compiler and change the /usr/bin/gcc link to let
-   it point on /usr/bin/gcc-3.4.
  - <b>You are using a borken libc (probably concerning the contextes)</b>.\n
    The symptom is that the "make check" fails within the examples/msg directory.\n
    By default, SimGrid uses something called ucontexts. This is part of the
@@ -796,7 +789,9 @@ machine:
    concurently, but 5000 processes is still enough for most purposes, isn't
    it?\n
    This limitation is the reason why we insist on using this piece of ...
-   software even if it's so troublesome.
+   software even if it's so troublesome.\n
+   <b>=> use --with-pthread on AMD64 architecture</b>
+   
  - <b>There is a bug in SimGrid we aren't aware of</b>.\n
    If none of the above apply, please drop us a mail on the mailing list so
    that we can check it out.