PLEASE CC ME, I'M NOT ON THIS LIST! Thanks! I tried compiling a new 2.4.22 kernel for the old pentium machine that does my routing services. Because this is done about 20 times as fast on my laptop, of course I compiled it there. In fact, I made a .deb with make-kpkg.
Now, when I try to install this package on the old machine (that is
running woody), I get lots of unresolved symbols in the modules and
dpkg complains and suggests to stop the install. What am I doing
wrong?
The router (on which I try to install the kernel) is all-woody with
security updates and the laptop (on which I compile the kernel) is
newest sid, with gcc 3.3 (same thing happens with gcc 3.2, however).
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