> I'm trying to compile a project using the crypt()-function under the
> 2.2.1 kernel. This program was developed on a 2.0.35 kernel and worked
> well so far. But under the new kernel I get the gcc-message '/tmp/123.o
> undefined reference to crypt' (something like that) and gcc won't link
> it. I've also read something about the crypt() function not being
> embedded in the official kernel. Could anybody be more specific on that,
> please.
Not kernel related. Try adding "-lcrypt" on the link command line.
glibc has (for legal reasons or something) its crypt function in a
separate library.
Matthew.
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