by Aloh » Sat, 28 Apr 2001 05:16:07
by David Efflan » Sat, 28 Apr 2001 14:16:44
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by Eggert Ehmk » Sat, 28 Apr 2001 18:55:40
As SuSE7.1 comes with kernel 2.4.0, I would suggest to get the newest
official kernel 2.4.3. It runs just fine with SuSE 7.1. It unpacks to
/usr/src/linux, so remove that symlink before unpacking, otherwise you will
mix stuff up. Rename it to /usr/src/linux-2.4.3 after unpacking and set the
symlink again to that dir. Copy the .config file of you old kernel
configuration.
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1. glibc header files or kernel header files?
I have succesfully installed glibc 2.0.3 on my system. Just recently I have
tried to compile kernel 2.0.30 with it. I also added the pc speaker sound
driver and the newer version of ppp. The kernel compiles fine without the
pc speaker and ppp drivers but with it it fails. The cause appears to be that
the header files installed in /usr/include/sys by glibc conflict with the
header files in linu source tree. Which headers should I use.I tried to
use just the headers from glibc (I copyed all the sys/foo.h over the linux
header files) and the kernel wouldn't compile at all. So which should I use.
Thank you for yur time.
James Simmons
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