I'm running Slackware 3.1 on a Celeron 333A (Mendocino) with 32 Megs SDRAM.
Actually, the kernel compiled fine, then I found out it was broken because I
didn't have the right versions of many utilities (including glibc).
I've downloaded and compiled all the ones I can (the ones that don't require
glibc 2.0 or greater), but I can't get glibc 2.0.7pre6 to compile. If I
compile it with the crypt and linuxthreads addons, Make breaks partway through
compiling linuxthreads (somewhere in pthreads.c, if I remember correctly). If
I compile with --disable-sanity-checks, which doesn't compile the add-ons, it
breaks anyway, telling me "Undefined symbol in libc.so.6" I'd tell you which
symbol is undefined, but I'm not at home right now, and I didn't think to
write it down in time. I think it's something like __libc_disable_end, but
I'm not positive.
I have Make 2.74 and all the requirements for compiling the library - If
somebody can tell me why it's doing this, I would be very grateful.
Thanks in advance.
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