Kernel crash: Whassup?
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root@RoseViolet:/usr/src/linux-stable# make The kernel is the linux-stable git as of today. Gcc is the standard (very reliable) slackware gcc-4.8.3 with Alien Bob's multilib packages. I am not cross compiling. gcc -dumpspecs is here: http://pastebin.com/M4ruCkKW |
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Thanks, but no.
I don't have a 32 bit kernel, or userland. The system built the kernel I am running on, and more since. This is 64 bit throughout. Stable and working. Now this starts. I will try booting a different distro kernel though. |
Your Welcome.
Maybe like you said; booting another version of the kernel will work. If your having performance or hardware issue's a newer version kernel should solve the issue. https://www.kernel.org/ http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...nsense-921719/ Sorry those links didn't help. Gave it my best to try to help. Good luck.:- |
Well, I tried on the same setup with the original slackware kernel release - same error.
I took out the install cd, and reinstalled the GCC suite of packages. Slackware has this 'upgradepkg --reinstall' option which allows "upgrading" with the same version. That gave me this Code:
root@RoseViolet:/mnt/cdrom/slackware64/d# cd /usr/src/linux-stable/ So, not for the first time, I am retiring in defeat. I will boot on the DVD and thoroughly check the disk, reinstall once more, and diff with the backup. That might sort it. |
Ztcoracat, you're a star! What search did you pull to find that?
That link you sent about 32dev.sh proved to be the thing! What a crazy M$ like gotcha to trip over! Why didn't I trip over it last September when I installed here? It's churning away here kernel building. I suppose that's part of Alien Bob's package to allow you to build 32 bit code. The only 32 bit thing I ever build is wine. It's also on a box that builds away without trouble. But it's close enough to a solution for me to stop messing. |
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Cannot use CONFIG_CC_STACKPROTECTOR_REGULAR: -fstack-protector not supported by compiler Code:
CONFIG_CC_STACKPROTECTOR_REGULAR: |
haha you beat me by 2 minutes. Grats that it is solved.
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Glad that link was just the right thing. -:-Looking up error codes can be a real gem. Persistance is the key alongside a dose of good fortune.-:- Code:
kernel/bounds.c:1:0: error: code model 'kernel' not supported in the 32 bit mode |
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