[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Can someone provide advice on accomplishing this? I made the original > floppy from a precompiled image, and added some modules from Oxygen. I > could download the kernel source, or just the proper version of glibc (it > might already be on my machine, but I'm not at that computer at the > moment). And, I will of course download the source for the program. So, > once I've done all that, is "link it against glibc-2.0" just a matter of > editing a line in the config file, or the MakeFile?
Not quite. There are some good details in the LRP Developer's Guide at http://leaf.sourceforge.net - look in the section under Guides. The Oxygen/LRP Resource CDROM has all of the Red Hat packages needed to compile for glibc 2.0, and also has the Developer's Guide included. It too is available from http://leaf.sourceforge.net Of course, sounds like ezipupdate is already out there.... _______________________________________________ Leaf-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-user
