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Compiling Old Kernel with Old GCC
Hello guys, I'm a newbie in Linux but with a BIG problem in my company.
I'm having problems to make Linux find the multiserial board, it's very Old and didn't has support, it was discontinued. I just have the drivers for a specific linux kernel (2.6.14 and 2.6.9). I downloaded both to test the drivers, but they didn't accept compile in GCC 4.4.7. I heard that GCC 2.95 can compile any kernel, and THIS is my problem. I just can't install this GCC 2.95, I spent two whole days trying. Someone have any ideia in how I can do it?? My actual release is CentOS 6.0 with a default kernel 2.6.32-71.e16.i686 Thanks! |
I hope this is not an outward facing machine . CentOS 6.0 is 3 years out of date and missing 3 YEARS of security updates
also you will likley find that downloading random rpm's is the FASTEST way to royally "bleep"-up your system. when centos 6.1 came out the 6.0 archive moved to the historical archive " The Vault" NONE of the repos that were on the 6.0 dvd will work you need to manually edit them to point to the historical archive Warning: THESE ARE 3YEARS OUT OF DATE !!!! and are not supported and have not been supported !!! http://vault.centos.org/ http://vault.centos.org/6.0/ the VERY LAST updates cent6.0 hade http://vault.centos.org/6.0/updates/ install the gcc development group FROM THIS REPO and install the kernel and source FROM THERE this will install gcc and ALL the extra it NEEDS Code:
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