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running configure fragment for ../glibc-2.2.5/sysdeps/unix/sysv/linux
checking installed Linux kernel header files... 2.0.10 or later
*** On GNU/Linux systems it is normal to compile GNU libc with the
*** `linuxthreads' add-on. Without that, the library will be
*** incompatible with normal GNU/Linux systems.
*** If you really mean to not use this add-on, run configure again
*** using the extra parameter `--disable-sanity-checks'.
I have no name!:/usr/src/sources/glibc-build#
I am guessing that it's actually referring to me installing the kernel wrong, but I followed the directions exactly in both. Just to make sure again, I highlighted and pasted them, same error message.
Gah!
This one had me foxed for a while too. I started fiddling with the compile switches before I noticed it couldn't see linuxthreads. *Note to self - must look here sooner*.
this is what it says when i try to make it
ive got a feeling that it might be to do with my version of gcc
as when i was staticaly compiling gcc earler in the chapter i used version 3.3
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