If the package is binary, then it does need to be compiled-with and running-with a compatible version of gcc ... and more-importantly, glibc.
So, you really do need to rectify this problem in the manner indicated by the package. You really do need to install the package(s) which bring your gcc/glibc up to date.
You may or may not be successful in compiling the source against an earlier version of gcc/glibc, and even if you do, there are still co-requisites and pre-requisites to think about. Basically, "you are very likely to waste your time and hair-follicles by going there."
|