Messages in this thread | | | Date | Thu, 28 Mar 1996 04:29:42 +0000 ( ) | From | Ozzda Swanawehak <> | Subject | i swallow my pride. |
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Hi, I'm sure this is a terrable place to ask, but I'm going to do it none the less, out of despiration/frustration.
I have tried to compile various 1.3 kernel versions, and consistantly get this sort of error when i make zImage, but not before:
cc1: Invalid option `align-loops=2' cc1: Invalid option `align-jumps=2' cc1: Invalid option `align-functions=2' make: *** [<filename>] Error 1
I have gcc 2.6.3, which I suspect is the problem, as I've read that this can cause problems. I grabed the bins for 2.7.2 and untared those, resulting in different errors. I guess what I'm looking for is for someone to tell me if it's problems that have not been yet resolved with the kernel (which I assume that it is not, being that you all seem to frequently compile 1.3.x kernels) or gcc (which I assume it is). If there's an easy fix for this sort of problem (ie so that I can compile a recient 1.3 kernel, or any 1.3 kernel, as I've tried as early as 1.3.57) I'd love to know what it is, but I presume that there is not.
Thanks. I appologize for my misplaced plea for help, and my ignorance.
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