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Date: Sat, 26 Sep 1998 21:30:29 +0200
From: Marc Lehmann <pcg AT goof DOT com>
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Subject: Re: problems with 19980921
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On Sat, Sep 26, 1998 at 02:56:09AM +0200, Kiwi128 wrote:
> the version.c had 2.92.11 instead of 2.92.09 so i didn't get patched...i
> manually
> wrote "pgcc-2.92.09"...

Hmm.. the egcs snapshot was delayed, and they probably changed something
between me making the patch and jeff making the egcs snapshot ;)

> i compiled it with pgcc11

with -O2 or lower, I hope?

> i setup 2.1.122 with ac2, apm and aic7xxx 5.1.0pre12 patches (ac2 patch from
> that uk.linux site or something)

-ac2, +SMP, +isdn and you have almost my setup..

> bootdisk says "syslinux....blah...loading.....ok now booting the
> kernel"...BAM...that's it...
> done...

Which options did you use for compiling the kernel?

> 
> it's p200 w/o mmx...128mb edo ram (not broken)..2940uw...quatum 4 gig
> uw...root=/dev/sda2...
> yeah that's it...or r the sources broken?

Not that I'd know. At the moment, with linux using a problematic gcc
feature, I'd say better do not compile your kernel with pgcc or egcs (or
gcc-2.8). _my_ system works fine (with -O6 -mpentiumpro), but that does not
mean anything..

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