> In the unstable chroot on paer I get > FATAL: kernel too old > and I only used the glibc from testing and not from unstable (well, the > version from unstable sneaked in and I tried to get back to the version > from testing). > If the kernel is not the problem, any idea what the real problem is then? > Regards, > Joey
glibc 2.3.1-5 has strict kernel requirements, >= 2.4.19, that were relaxed in -6 to >= 2.4.17. The message comes directly from glibc, it is complaining that the 'min_kernel' version that it was compiled with is not being met. May I ask why you want to use a testing glibc in an unstable chroot? HTH :) c.
