The C Compiler (version 2.8.1) was compiled on a i686 machine. If I
recompile on a '486, it will generate a Linux image that boots okay.
So it looks as though the C Compiler, compiled on a 686, generates 686
machine-code instructions. I don't think this is the correct behavior
because the gcc command-line contains -m486.
So, is there the possibility that something from the gcc library gets
linked into the kernel? If so, how would I prevent it from happening?
Cheers,
Dick Johnson
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