Are you sure you did this on an x86-64 install. Current CVS still
suffers from the not being able to properly compile on x86-64 systems.
I am looking into it again now, but I think you may be mistaken in how
you are using it? What distro & gcc version are you using ?
On 5/22/07, Constantine Kouso
There are some patches floating around in the world for grub1 to use
TPM. Actually you can find it here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/trustedgrub/
It is still being kept up as there was a release this month. This
would be a good project to look at, if you have not already.
On 5/24/07, karmo
At Sat, 26 May 2007 18:14:23 -0500,
Jerone Young wrote:
>
> Are you sure you did this on an x86-64 install. Current CVS still
> suffers from the not being able to properly compile on x86-64 systems.
It compiles fine here... are you sure your compiler can generate
32-bit code?
Jeroen Dekkers
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Really..exactly waht distro and gcc version are you using. There is
still lack for _start with compiling 32-bit binaries using gcc x86-64.
I'm currently been testing on Fedora Core 7 beta and I see the problem
consistently (though I do need to update it some). Others have
reported the problem in t
