How to install Linux Kernel 2.6.11 using source code
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I am using Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. I would like to change my Linux Kernel version to 2.6.11(downgrade).
Are any dependencies to downgrade?
For example, libraries to help source code compile, Ubuntu version...
kernel downgrade
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I am using Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. I would like to change my Linux Kernel version to 2.6.11(downgrade).
Are any dependencies to downgrade?
For example, libraries to help source code compile, Ubuntu version...
kernel downgrade
asked 23 mins ago
FrodoFrodo
292
The closest Ubuntu kernels that used a kernel close to 2.6.11 were 5.04 (2.6.10) and 5.10 (2.6.12). Both are more than a decade out of date, and upstream the kernel 2.6.11 reached EOL in June 2005. It's a security risk if you're on a web-based machine - are you sure it's a good idea?
– guiverc
9 mins ago
It's just my assignment, so I won't use it after downgrading.
– Frodo
6 mins ago
I tried to compile 2.6.11 source code, but compile said 'code model kernel does not support PIC mode'. I found that it is the GCC problem. So I wanted to know which version of GCC is suitable for compiling kernel 2.6.11.
– Frodo
4 mins ago
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I am using Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. I would like to change my Linux Kernel version to 2.6.11(downgrade).
Are any dependencies to downgrade?
For example, libraries to help source code compile, Ubuntu version...
kernel downgrade
asked 23 mins ago
FrodoFrodo
292
I am using Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. I would like to change my Linux Kernel version to 2.6.11(downgrade).
Are any dependencies to downgrade?
For example, libraries to help source code compile, Ubuntu version...
kernel downgrade
kernel downgrade
asked 23 mins ago
FrodoFrodo
292
asked 23 mins ago
FrodoFrodo
292
asked 23 mins ago
FrodoFrodo
292
asked 23 mins ago
FrodoFrodo
292
asked 23 mins ago
FrodoFrodo
292
292
The closest Ubuntu kernels that used a kernel close to 2.6.11 were 5.04 (2.6.10) and 5.10 (2.6.12). Both are more than a decade out of date, and upstream the kernel 2.6.11 reached EOL in June 2005. It's a security risk if you're on a web-based machine - are you sure it's a good idea?
– guiverc
9 mins ago
It's just my assignment, so I won't use it after downgrading.
– Frodo
6 mins ago
I tried to compile 2.6.11 source code, but compile said 'code model kernel does not support PIC mode'. I found that it is the GCC problem. So I wanted to know which version of GCC is suitable for compiling kernel 2.6.11.
– Frodo
4 mins ago
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The closest Ubuntu kernels that used a kernel close to 2.6.11 were 5.04 (2.6.10) and 5.10 (2.6.12). Both are more than a decade out of date, and upstream the kernel 2.6.11 reached EOL in June 2005. It's a security risk if you're on a web-based machine - are you sure it's a good idea?
– guiverc
9 mins ago
It's just my assignment, so I won't use it after downgrading.
– Frodo
6 mins ago
I tried to compile 2.6.11 source code, but compile said 'code model kernel does not support PIC mode'. I found that it is the GCC problem. So I wanted to know which version of GCC is suitable for compiling kernel 2.6.11.
– Frodo
4 mins ago
The closest Ubuntu kernels that used a kernel close to 2.6.11 were 5.04 (2.6.10) and 5.10 (2.6.12). Both are more than a decade out of date, and upstream the kernel 2.6.11 reached EOL in June 2005. It's a security risk if you're on a web-based machine - are you sure it's a good idea?
– guiverc
9 mins ago
The closest Ubuntu kernels that used a kernel close to 2.6.11 were 5.04 (2.6.10) and 5.10 (2.6.12). Both are more than a decade out of date, and upstream the kernel 2.6.11 reached EOL in June 2005. It's a security risk if you're on a web-based machine - are you sure it's a good idea?
– guiverc
9 mins ago
It's just my assignment, so I won't use it after downgrading.
– Frodo
6 mins ago
It's just my assignment, so I won't use it after downgrading.
– Frodo
6 mins ago
I tried to compile 2.6.11 source code, but compile said 'code model kernel does not support PIC mode'. I found that it is the GCC problem. So I wanted to know which version of GCC is suitable for compiling kernel 2.6.11.
– Frodo
4 mins ago
I tried to compile 2.6.11 source code, but compile said 'code model kernel does not support PIC mode'. I found that it is the GCC problem. So I wanted to know which version of GCC is suitable for compiling kernel 2.6.11.
– Frodo
4 mins ago
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The closest Ubuntu kernels that used a kernel close to 2.6.11 were 5.04 (2.6.10) and 5.10 (2.6.12). Both are more than a decade out of date, and upstream the kernel 2.6.11 reached EOL in June 2005. It's a security risk if you're on a web-based machine - are you sure it's a good idea?
– guiverc
9 mins ago
It's just my assignment, so I won't use it after downgrading.
– Frodo
6 mins ago
I tried to compile 2.6.11 source code, but compile said 'code model kernel does not support PIC mode'. I found that it is the GCC problem. So I wanted to know which version of GCC is suitable for compiling kernel 2.6.11.
– Frodo
4 mins ago