I tried setting it as a "global" variable, which didn't work; Then I tried editing the Makefile even though it said i was a generated file - that didn't work as the edits are removed; Finaly I tried editing on the rules debian/file - no luck either :-(
Is there a way to install the older (?) compiler nvidia used to get around this ? Thanks for all the help so far... I'm affraid I'm having some starting probs with debian.... --- Ochronus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > JH> I marked the line which creates errors and stuff > ... I > JH> attached the output in a text file (emailing in > JH> windows now so chmod is 755) > > Well, I guess you're using a precompiled kernel, > which was compiled > with a different gcc version. As the error-text > says, set the > IGNORE_CC_MISMATCH option to 1 (I guess...) in the > Makefile or in any > reasonable location. > > Here's the process debian/rules follows: It > downloads the nvidia > driver from NVIDIA, unpacks it, compiles it, then > makes a deb package > of the compiled stuff. Your process fails at the > compilation of the > Nvidia source. If you have a look at the > Makefile in that dir > (NVIDIA_xxx), you see this is where your error > message is originating > from. So define the IGNORE_CC_MISMATCH at the > beginning of the > Makefile, or simply remove the version checking from > the Makefile. > > I'm not sure if it's "safe" to compile kernel > modules with different > compilers, but let's hope it'll work.. > > Good luck, > Ochronus > -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
