GLIBC_2.2 error

[Walter Vaughan]

Fairlight wrote:

>Simon--er, no...it was Paul Hooverson--said:
>  
>
>>Unfortunately, this client is using MaxSpeed terminals which do not work on
>>RH versions higher than 6.2. I guess I have no choice but to put him back on
>>filePro 5.0.9?
>>    
>>
>
>Not necessarily.  Have you asked MaxSpeed -directly- if they have newer
>drivers (or at least drivers compiled for newer versions of linux)?  I'm
>not just saying check their web site, I'm saying talk to support.  Case in
>point being Adaptec having sat on more recent i2o drivers that they never
>made publicly available except upon direct request for about 2 years.
>  
>
I'm with Mark on this, the client or someone's got bad info.
 From the Makefile for the d1pssli148.tar 
<cid:part1.03040403.04050104 at steelerubber.com> file
which *seems* to be their Linux driver...
<snip_code>
msg:
@echo "#"
@echo "#############################################################"
@echo "#    "Making a new driver to match your Linux-`uname -r`
@echo "#############################################################"
@echo "#"
@case $(OSV) in \
        2.0.*)  cp pss.o.20x pss.o ;; \
        2.1.*)  cp pss.o.22x pss.o ;; \
        2.2.*)  cp pss.o.22x pss.o ;; \
        2.3.*)  cp pss.o.23x pss.o ;; \
        2.4.*)  cp pss.o.24x pss.o ;; \
esac
</snip_code>
and from the readme
<snip>
REQUIREMENTS:
-------------
Before installing the driver, CONFIRM the Linux system has: Development
system, and the following utilities: insmod, lsmod and rmmod.

This driver works with Linux kernel 2.0.X or newer. It's a kernel loadable
module. Maxspeed Multiport is compatible with the standard Linux COM port.
</snip>

The result of 3 minutes of googling...
Probably worth that much too. :)
--
Walter