>I thought the ipx problem came from assuming glibc2.0.5 onwards doesn't
>have an ipxnet directory, when it actually does (I'm not so sure about
>glibc2.0.5, but positive on 2.0.6 onwards.) - at least here I fixed the
>"ipx.h" into <ipxnet/ipx.h> on the ipx*.c files and it worked fine.
Well, partly yes. Historically libc didn't have any IPX support and <linux/
ipx.h> clashed with glibc so I had to provide the local copy of ipx.h. Glibc
2.1 has always had its own definitions and you're right that 2.0 does as well
these days.
Sooner or later support for early glibc 2.0.x versions will probably get
dropped. Probably not in the immediate future though since it's not currently
causing too much pain to keep it there.
p.
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