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SubjectRe: Can't compile 2.2.1
Peter Boden wrote:
>
> I got around this issue by deleting Checksum.c in
> /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/lib. Or, just rename it if deleting source code
> makes you nervous (ie checksum.bak).

Just as a note of why people are getting this... you either didn't
upgrade your version of 'patch' to a newer version... or you untarred
2.2.1 over an older copy of the linux source tree.

It'll screw up dependancies and compile checksum.c (which is 0 byte)
instead of checksum.S.


Jordan

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