From: hosier@unlinfo.unl.edu (aaron hosier) Subject: compiling .98 and tcp Date: Thu, 1 Oct 1992 00:29:55 GMT
I tried compiling 0.98 like everybody else and didn't have the TCP
stuff startup at boot time. A closer look at the Net Makefile shows
that there are actually three "#'s" that have to be removed in order
for it to compile. The first two were the two Linus points out. The
third was where the .o's were linked together. It had a # before the
tcp/tcp.o which kept it from being linked in. I removed this and
everything worked fine. I jumped from 0.97pl2 to 0.98 with no problem.
The TCP stuff works as good and sometimes better than before. I'm still
having some problems with it, but it is strictly related to the tcp code
and the network that I am working on.
Aaron Hosier