Switched from Visual Studio 2008 to Visual Studio 2010 and unable to link to boost filesystem now?

Check your C++ Linker Command Line and make sure it doesn't reference the vc90 libraries. If it is you may have manually added the lib dependency to your 'additional libraries' section.

After I updated to Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1 the linker issues went away. BUilding boost with the msvc flag or the msvc-10.0 flag resulted in the same output, so that had no effect on the issue.

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