I have seen several posts recently stating that one must have the Linux
2.6 kernel headers installed in order to build glibc with NPTL. I was
under the impression that one just needed to have a running 2.6 kernel
and the glibc build will pick up the headers from
/lib/modules/`uname -r`/build/include
That is how I have built my systems with NPTL, with 2.4.21 kernel
headers installed. So my steps were:
- Enable the nptl USE flag
- Rebuild glibc
Am I missing something?
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