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1. seg faults when compiling gcc with -pipe

I am getting segmentation violations and compile hangs
when trying to compile with the "-pipe" option under
gcc 2.7.2.1.

I am using a RHL 4.1 base and with the precompiled kernel
there are no errors with the "-pipe" option.

but after I make a custom kernel(either 2.0.27 or 2.0.30)
and boot it anything that I try to compile with the "-pipe"
option will hang or seg fault.

there must be something I am not setting up for gcc, or a kernel
module that I have left out. the kernels that I am building are
very minimal and spcific to my system.

As far as I understand the "-pipe" option only saves compile space
and shouldn't effect the compiled program at all, but the kernel
and all daemons usually use this option so I am hesitant on hacking
out the -pipe flag.

any help is apreciated.
cheers, Angus.

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