Thank you Charles for some feedback,
Comments noted below
<<snip>>
>
> To see which libraries you need, run:
>
> ldd sdmotor
>
The results are libc.so.6 and ld-linux.so.2
I assume with updated versions of these, it would work? I also assume,
if I downgraded my install (see below) to 2.1, then I would be compiling
against compatible versions of these libs?
What if I updated the libs on the LRP machine? Would I break anything
with newer libs? I would assume backward compatibility would be the
name of the game, but this is new ground for me.
> on your debin box. Since you're program's crashing (not
> generating an error
> about a missing library), you probably are linking against
> the wrong version
> of the standard C library. Are you compiling on Debian 2.1?
>
Nope, 2.2r3 from April, 01
> Also, you may need to make sure your kernel has the SCSI
> support modules
> loaded...
Yup, got that covered.
>
> Do what I do...don't buy Seagate drives ;-)
$4.00, new in box with a write-protect jumper. I didn't realize I could
cook on the damn thing while it was running. And the noise....oi!
>
> IIRC, there are some usermode programs to do this sort of
> thing with SCSI
> drives. I don't remember off-hand what the programs called,
> but a bit of
> searching should turn up something. You might also take a
> look at noflushd:
> http://freshmeat.net/projects/noflushd/
Will do!
Thanks!
Tony
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