On Tue, 3 May 2005, Ben Z wrote:
I'm relatively new at this kind of development, but here's my question. I am compiling the daemon (5.2.1) on a FreeBSD 5.3 box, and the target is an embedded 4.9 system. I use all the "configure" options (supposedly) to make this work but I keep getting version number conflict with libm. The compiled version is looking to link against libm.so.3 at runtime, but the version in the 4.9 libraries is libm.so.2. It is important (for now) that I get this running on the 4.9 system with the current libraries installed. Can anybody lend any suggestions?
You cannot compile for other FreeBSD versions than the one you're running (well, obviously, you'll get away with it on many occasions but if you don't you're entirely on your own).
Why not just compile on FreeBSD 4.9?
If you really, really, want to see how far you can stretch your luck, there are options, but you're really likely to shoot yourself in the foot.
Cheers,
-- Bert
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