I used regular gcc 2.95.2 and it compiled and linked without problems.
Thanks.
Shawn Starr wrote:
>
> pgcc borks 2.4.1 kernel and prereleases (sadly I found this out the same
> way).
>
> Shawn.
> Matt Yourst wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I just tried to
nt problem.) FYI, I'm compiling with pgcc 2.95.2 and linking
with binutils/ld 2.10 (I've used both of these successfully for
countless kernel compiles before this.)
Anyone else had this problem?
- Matt Yourst
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Matt T. YourstMas
nt problem.) FYI, I'm compiling with pgcc 2.95.2 and linking
with binutils/ld 2.10 (I've used both of these successfully for
countless kernel compiles before this.)
Anyone else had this problem?
- Matt Yourst
-
Matt T. YourstMas
I used regular gcc 2.95.2 and it compiled and linked without problems.
Thanks.
Shawn Starr wrote:
pgcc borks 2.4.1 kernel and prereleases (sadly I found this out the same
way).
Shawn.
Matt Yourst wrote:
Hi,
I just tried to compile 2.4.1 and I'm getting the error "unde
be
updated for other architectures, mostly in setup.c though.)
I hope this is helpful. Maybe the maintainers would like to comment on
this too (i.e., might it be considered for 2.4.1, etc.?)
- Matt Yourst
-
Matt T. YourstMas
e6 on i386. It needs to be
updated for other architectures, mostly in setup.c though.)
I hope this is helpful. Maybe the maintainers would like to comment on
this too (i.e., might it be considered for 2.4.1, etc.?)
- Matt Yourst
-
Matt
The following bug was just logged for 2.4.0-test10-pre4.
The machine was recompiling glibc (off a ReiserFS 3.6.18 filesystem)
and X was just running a screensaver at the time this happened. X was
locked up and I couldn't switch to a console, so I killed it with
Alt+SysRq. I was then able to get
The following bug was just logged for 2.4.0-test10-pre4.
The machine was recompiling glibc (off a ReiserFS 3.6.18 filesystem)
and X was just running a screensaver at the time this happened. X was
locked up and I couldn't switch to a console, so I killed it with
Alt+SysRq. I was then able to get
mbers; you just register the name in
the /dev/whatever namespace and it's done. (The kernel will assign a
unique old-style 16-bit number for compatibility purposes as needed.)
See linux/Documentation/filesystems/devfs/README for the full story.
the name in
the /dev/whatever namespace and it's done. (The kernel will assign a
unique old-style 16-bit number for compatibility purposes as needed.)
See linux/Documentation/filesystems/devfs/README for the full story.
- Matt Yourst
It looks like 2.4.0-test7 won't boot on a Fujitsu Lifebook 765DX. The
kernel immediately hard reboots very early in the setup phase, before
it even displays the Uncompressing Linux message (or so it looks.)
The machine's relevant specs:
Fujitsu Lifebook 765DX
Pentium MMX 133 MHz
48 MB of RAM
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