Hello,
Buildtool compiles the kernel with gcc-3.x instead of gcc-2.95
nowadays, that's why kgcc isn't necessary anymore.
Because of this you also have to use the kernel modules that are
compiled with buildtool. You can't mix gcc-2.95 and gcc-3.x kernel
modules, that's probably why you get a
Hi, thank you very much. That explains it. The question now is, what
core packages will I have to rebuild?
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At least modules.lrp and if you are using a initrd with ide modules,
you have to rebuild initrd.lrp and root.lrp.
Eric Spakman
Hi, thank you very much. That explains it. The question now is, what
core packages will I have to rebuild?
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Thanks again. I was able to build package initrd, but not root or
modules:
- There is no modules package according to 'buildtool.pl describe'; how
do I build modules.lrp?
- I tried building root and it bombed out with an undefined reference
to crypt:
make[1]: Entering directory
How does one go about building a working kernel? I ran:
./buildtool.pl build kernel
I then tried booting both bzimage-2.4.26 and bzimage-2.4.26-upx and
both gave me oops/kernel panics after initializing the IDE controller
is seems.
./buildtool.pl describe says kgcc is required to build a
