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On 1/5/07, Auke Kok <sofar@foo-projects.org> wrote: > keeping 2 gcc's around usually is just a pain, but might also work. > > gcc-4.1.1 might give some problems with some packages and just work fine otherwise too, > but 3.4.6 has just been known to work all around more. I am planning in this fashion:- gcc-3.4.x (latest in that tree) to build 2.4.34 kernel gcc-4.1.x (latest in that tree) to build 2.6.20 kernel (once released) And, all the required utils for these kernels. There is no other option for me (this is fairly I can call as an Experimental work, but this effort would add a lots for my work in the Labs). > well, my own of course ;) > http://lunar-linux.org/ This am not so sure (totally new for me), but I shall really try Lunar...thanks :-) This time am looking to work with the OpenSuSE10.2 to create my kind of environment. But, am not sure if there are any big issues. Else, I may stick to FC6. Only bottleneck would be the wrapping the utils as you have mentioned earlier. > but perhaps that's too much work for you, lunar definately is rather spartan for most > people, and maybe not what you prefer. OTOH it does give you almost all the freedom that > LFS gives you, and often very stable. Very true, but I shall have a look at that, thanks again. > that's all you'd need to get started. I suggest shopping distros a bit. Even debian > might already work a lot better. but the major distros like RH, SuSE are just not > focussed on multi-booting 2.4/2.6 side-by-side anymore. I have good exposure with Debain, especially with my Embedded domain (ARM Linux). But, somehow I felt like am more comfortable with Fedora or SuSE to do many other things (hmm, here I lack much of the Embedded support compared to Debian). This is my actual initiative; have to crack this problem. Lastly, one question I didn't understand:- Someone said in the reply to this thread that we shouldn't have 2 kernels on the same distro? I didn't understand here clearly *Why Not*? > Cheers, > > Auke ~Akula2 - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" in the body of a message to majordomo@vger.kernel.org More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html Please read the FAQ at http://www.tux.org/lkml/ | ||||||||||||
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