__NR_syscall - would it be equivalent to __NR_afs_syscall (Andrew file
system)? __NR_afs_syscall is defined in the unistd.h. A similar kind of
setup that I am trying to install on my machine seems to work on another
machine.
-vanitha
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> >When compiling glibc, 2.1.3 I get the following error message:
> >"make - error in syscall.S. Cannot represnt SWI relocation in this
> >object file format."
> >
> >From one of the mails in the archive, with a similar problem, unistd.h is
> >pointed to as the problem. I dont know why/ how.
>
>The syscall numbers are defined in asm/unistd.h. That error message means
>that one of them (__NR_syscall in your case) is missing. This is
>inevitably
>caused by an outdated header file.
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