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<0> which version of glib and gbilc and libc are you running?
<1> hang on - let's see:
<2> it'll take about 5 minutes for me to download, another 15 for me to configure
<1> okay - glib-2.2.3-4tr
<1> glibc-2.3.2-19tr
<1> and libc, did not come back when I did an rpm --query for it
<2> earth1: are you compiling it right?
<1> I think so..
<1> I first untar it
<1> then I make mrproper
<1> then I make menuconfig
<1> I add the few things that I am needing, and I exit menuconfig, saving the new configuration
<1> then I make
<1> it's in the make command that it bombs.
<1> It does fine for a while - get's quite far
<1> but then somewhere, it starts all these errors
<2> try make dep before make
<1> okay
<1> the errors I get, are logs of lines that fly by, which say "undefined reference to '__something'
<1> "
<1> I will try make dep
<1> I should be able to make clean instead of having to make mrproper all over again - right?
<1> hmmmm... When I type make dep, it says *** Warning: make dep is unnecessary now.
<2> ok..
<2> hmm hold on
<2> <bz2 -d *.bz2>
<2> what im doing now :)
<1> :)
<1> Earlier versions of Linux, you could do things like make dep in any order you wanted to, and it would just blindly do it. This business of it warning me that it's not necessary now, sounds like a stunt that Billy Gates would pull on doze.
<0> You dont need make dep in 2.6
<1> ahhhh :P
<0> make && make module_install is all you need in 2.6 other than mrproper and the like
<1> cool
<0> And since its a redhat clone I would make a bzImage for it as well
<1> yeah
<1> that's what I usually do
<1> do other distros not work with the compresses kernel image?
<2> hmm i have gcc v3.3.6 and it compiles freely
<1> Hmmmm... I think I'm going to update to v3.3.6 and try it again.
<2> v3.3.4 & .6 should be identical
<1> Did it compile all the way through and make the kernel image and everything?
<2> regarding kernel stability
<2> still compiling
<2> i don't think this is your problem
<1> Mine compiles for about 10 - 15 minutes, and then it barfs
<2> i dont think it's gcc version
<2> ok
<2> lol
<1> I read somewhere that some versions of gcc are patched for frame buffer protection, and that this can cause this. But I wouldn't know if this gcc I have is patched this way or not.
<1> or at least that's what I think I read..
<1> (they may have been talking about something else)
<1> usually when I search for things on google, I don't find exactly what i am looking for (i.e. a concise explanation of the problem I'm having, with a prescribed solution :P )
<2> give me an example of one of the errors you are getting
<1> The Linux world needs channels like this where people can get together and talk about their problems with Linux and help each other find the solutions..
<1> Okay - hang on
<1> I did a make modules a while ago - maybe it will bomb and give me the same errors. If it does, i can paste some of them here
<1> what I aught to do, is try to get most of it and put it in pastebin for you.
<2> well the first chunk would be better than nothing
<1> yeah
<1> Do you all get a lot of people in here lately looking for help?
<1> I used to come in here A LOT around 4 years ago. It seems to have slowed down a lot.
<1> okay - I did a make modules and that worked fine. Now, I'm doing a make by it's self to build the kernel, and we'll see if it bombs. If it does, I will paste the errors for you.
<1> okay - I just got the slew of errors again - hang on while I copy them for you
<2> yeah it has
<2> slowed down... (kernel still compiling/no errors) what version of glibc are you using?
<1> Okay - the errors are so many, that even when I scroll up as far as I can, I still can't get all of them and can't show where they start. But I have copied all that I was able to and pasted them here: http://pastebin.com/560793
<0> wow, I thought I asked that already. heh
<2> welcome back :) i thought you disappeared
<0> damned splits
<0> didnt even know it happened. I was working on getting something working over here. :p
<1> :P
<0> my adware remover messed up one of my apps over here so I had to do a forced install and such
<1> Is there a way that I can take the output of gcc and pipe all those fly bys to a file?
<2> make 2>&1 file
<1> I'm going to do that - give me a few - this will help with pastebin. It might help you understand a little better about what's going on here.
<1> well, I tried make 2>&1 file but I got make: *** No rule to make target `file'. Stop
<1> :-/
<3> what is the best pc cloner?
<2> ummm... well, by file i meant the output file you desired, like ~/error.txt
<3> is it ghost?
<2> emulator?
<1> make 2>&1 ~/makeout
<1> I get the same error
<3> what?
<1> I'm sorry WaDz - I was answering SSigSeg
<1> make 2>&1 ~/makeout.txt
<1> same problem
<1> maybe I sould try make | cat 2>&1 ~/makeout.txt
<2> ok... try: make 1>~/out 2>~/err
<1> make 1>~/out 2~/err
<1> make: *** No rule to make target `2~/err'. Stop.
<2> 2>~/err you forgot the >
<1> hang on
<1> ahhhh - there it goes
<2> if you want to follow their progress, you can tail -f out or tail -f error
<1> yeah - that's what I'm getting ready to do..
<1> Wow -it's done already
<1> hmmm..
<1> You just want the contents of err pasted so you can read them?
<2> yeah
<1> okay - this will take a minute
<1> Okay - here it is
<1> http://pastebin.com/560800
<1> how do I know that my toolchain is up to date?
<1> how do you know which versions of glibc and all of that, are current for which versions of gcc?
<2> sorry i was afk
<1> afk?
<2> are you compiling as root?
<1> yes
<2> ok just checking
<1> :)
<1> I download the tar.gz of the fresh kernel source into /root/ and then decompress it there. From there, I do all my building and so forth from under root's home directory
<2> http://linuxfromscratch.org/pipermail/hlfs-dev/2005-August/002390.html
<1> - that is, the kernel source directory is within root's home directory.
<1> okay - let me read that.
<1> hmmm... Okay.. So then I need to maybe update libc.so?
<2> almost every site i'm finding with these errors are saying that you need to
<1> it appears that my system doesn't even have libc
<1> I did a query on it earlier and it didn't come up - that's why I wasn't able to get the version of libc
<1> I got it for glib and for glibc but not for libc
<1> that's strange that my distro would have everything but libc installed
<4> hi all, what can possibly be the problem, if i cant ping the hosts outside of my network?
<1> but which version of libc do I need?
<4> it says 'unknown host', which files must i look up to solve the problem
<2> alternatively, they say that it's the -no-stack flag deal
<1> SuperMan27: If you can't ping the hosts outside your network, then either your localhost isn't set up to use the default gateway, or your router isn't working as it should.
<4> earth1, all my other hosts can access outside, except this one
<2> SuperMan27: type route and tell me if you have your gateway set properly
<1> SSigSeg: I found references to the no-stack flag thing, and apparently they give a command or parameter that you can p*** to gcc but I don't know how. I don't know what command to give it (apparently you do this in the same line with the make command). Maybe you have to put it into the make file it's self?? I don't know.
<1> SuperMan27: Then your problem is on that particular host.
<1> Are you trying to ping a host name, or are you trying to ping a host IP address?
<4> SSigSeg: the gateway is not set
<4> earth1: yes
<2> SuperMan27: then that is your problem
<1> which one?
<4> SSigSeg: which files must i look up to?
<1> are you pinging a host NAME, or a host IP?
<2> route add gw <gateway ip>
<4> earth1: im pinging the host IP
<4> SSigSeg: thanks a lot
<1> SuperMan27: Okay.. then it's not a problem with your /etc/resolv.conf file.
<2> wait i gave you bad arguments
<1> SuperMan27: It's goign to be a problem with your default gateway file.
<1> SuperMan27: Which distro of Linux are you using?
<4> earth1: rh
<1> SuperMan27: Okay - hang on - I will tell you which file to look at and to change.
<4> earth1: thanks
<1> SuperMan27: Take a look at /etc/sysconfig/network and see if it has your router's inside NIC IP address for GATEWAY=
<1> i.e. GATEWAY=192.168.0.1
<1> or something like thatt
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