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I have installed, and reinstalled, and searched the rpm packages that have come with my Mandrake Deluxe Linux OS 6.5 for the main.o program. &nbsp;No matter what I do, I cannot do a make zImage, or a make bzImage. &nbsp;The error that comes up is:<br />
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cc1:Invalid Option 'preferred-stack-boundary=<wbr />2'<br />
make: &nbsp;*** [init/main.o ] error 1<br />
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Can anyone give a clue here? &nbsp;I would hate to have to bin the product! &nbsp;<br />
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(and i feel i should not have to download a new kernel...What is the point of buying packaged software. &nbsp;But if necessary, oh well)
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I have installed, and reinstalled, and searched the rpm packages that have come with my Mandrake Deluxe Linux OS 6.5 for the main.o program.  No matter what I do, I cannot do a make zImage, or a make bzImage.  The error that comes up is:

cc1:Invalid Option 'preferred-stack-boundary=2'
make:  *** [init/main.o ] error 1

Can anyone give a clue here?  I would hate to have to bin the product!  

(and i feel i should not have to download a new kernel...What is the point of buying packaged software.  But if necessary, oh well)

Software as supplied by Mandrake will not compile kernel

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