#2 kernel 2.4 problems

[Anonymous]

hi, i gotta say i apperciate what you guys are trying to do, its a pisser when these companies dont
take the bother to be up scratch with linux drivers.My request is more of a problem i have when
running the script, i dont know if anyone else has it, but i got a new release of linux with the kernel
2.4 included, and it doesnt work. gcc doesnt give me any real erasons why not and all the
warnings it points to are in the header files. am i missing a library or somethign? (i have the kernel
headers installed)

i am using glibc2.2.2 and gcc_2.96 maybe they aer incompatible with your object file?

anyways cheers
Sam Halliday, Belfast, N. Ireland
10226982@qub.ac.uk

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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I am having the same problem with Redhat 7.1. I like my
sound card so I would prefer not to replace it just so it
will work in Linux

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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I am using the 2.4.5 kernel (Slackware-current) and have no
problems. I have migrated up through every version of the
2.4 kernel and they all compile fine. If you want to know
exactly what other packages I have installed and there
versions toss me an e-mail, I am not at my home machine
right now.

[Torben Wölm]

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Have you tried to use the compiler included for kernel-
compiles?

I think it's called kgcc or something...

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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Try to rebuil your own kernel with audio support enable:
some distribution compile the kernel without sound card
support if they dont't find a compatible sound card with
built-in driver