In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED] .org>,Derrick J Brashear writes: >2.96, but that recommendation may not apply to ia64; Chas Williams would >have to tell you what he used, because I've neither used nor seen an ia64
i would use the same version of the compiler to build afs was used to build the kernel. on turbolinux, this is gcc 2.96. on other linuxes, it might kgcc. >box, and I can't support what I can't use. the gcc3 doesn't work is a more >general rule, in that on no other linux architecture has gcc3 produced a >working kernel module that I know of. i actually can build a running i386 kernel with gcc 3.0.4 but i needed to rebuild the userland stuff that talked to the kernel (like afs, atm, etc) _______________________________________________ OpenAFS-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.openafs.org/mailman/listinfo/openafs-devel
