Le Jeudi 23 Mai 2002 21:44, vous avez �crit : > I have question about howto make a lrp package: I want to use cipe with > the linux router project and I want to use leaf, so I have to make a lrp > package. > According to the documentation, packages should be compiled with > glibc-2.0. I've installed Redhat 5.2 (has glibc2.0.x) in a virtual > machine (VMware). RedHat5.2 has the 2.7 version of gcc. I compiled a > newer version of gcc with version 2.95.3 from the sources (needed for > compiling cipe). > The kernel 2.4.18 I compiled on my Redhat 7.3 machine and transferred it > to my virtual machine. > My general question is: Is this environment correct to develop a lpr > package? 1/ Your kernel can be compiled on any machine with a GCC 2.95.3 /4 compiler or better. Check linux/Documentation/Changes. You do not need glibc for compiling the kernel or the kernel modules 2/ If you have user space programs, then you need to compile those in a glibc 2.0 environnement. Redhat 5.2 should be OK (I have no experience with that). Original LEAF development system is Debian/slink. Check: ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian-archive/dists/slink Or use a "virtual" slink machine on any recent linux box: http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo/uml03.html Two files to download and you will be ready to go. Jacques
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