Re: older kernels + new glibc?
From: Lev Lvovsky
Date: Mon Mar 29 2004 - 18:01:06 EST
On Mar 29, 2004, at 2:10 PM, Richard B. Johnson wrote:
You didn't care to read what I said? I said to remove those sym-links.
They must be replaced by headers that were in-use around the time
the C library code was compiled, preferably the exact same headers.
There must not be any sym-link in the /usr/include/... directories
pointing to any kernel headers. That way, you can add new kernels
without ever screwing up your compiler.
Understood. Incidentally, the glibc-kernheaders package included with
RH 7.3 creates those files as symlinks, I'm sure however that they were
there for the compilation of glibc. The disconnect that I forsee, is
that I will be running the 2.2.26 with kernel headers from a 2.4.x
kernel - would this be the correct thing to do?
I suppose I mirror the sentiments of DervishD on this from his post.
-lev
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