On Wed, 2003-04-23 at 10:17, ben wrote: > Hi, > I tried to run a program statically linked > compiled in my new k7 with gcc 2.96 > on an old laptop with a 2.0.34 kernel and I get > FATAL: kernel is too old. > I checked the unstripped file with strings and I found > cat /proc/sys/kernel/osrelease > just before the FATAL error line.Then I hunted for error > function among the few header files included with no luck. > Is there a way to avoid this with a particular gcc flag? your glibc requires a newer kernel than 2.0.34 and thus aborts. When you compile glibc you have to tell it which kernel it can expect as minimum and it will abort if you run an older one; apparantly your glibc was compiled with a higher requirement than 2.0.34
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