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Thanks, Zvika
glibc 2.8 was last modified at 26-Feb-2009. I must use glibc 2.8 (or earlier) because Intel Compiler does not support glibc 2.9 (or later).
crosstool-NG does not support the Intel Compiler (whatever that may be (yes, I know what it is)). The only compiler supported by crosstool-NG is gcc.
I have to use kernel 3.2.x (or later) because this kernel contains the drivers I need for the PC104 chipset. Kernel 3.2.25 (for example) was released at: 08-Feb-2012
No, you can use /old/ kernel headers to build the toolchain, and run a newer kernel on the target.
Of course, you loose whatever new features that were exposed to userland since the /old/ kernel was released, but as you use an old glibc, those features would anyway not be available to you.
Regards, Yann E. MORIN.
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