Re: Kernel, modules and GCC format

["janjansenbe" <janjansenbe@gmail.com>]

It's the easiest to stick with the kernel versions available in the
Debian repository you are currently running, for example Debian
'testing'.

Just remove the gcc link towards gcc-4.0 and create a new symbolic link
towards gcc-3.3, the one used to compile the kernel 2.6.11 provided
currently in testing repository.

Later on, when a newer kernel (compiled with gcc-4.0) arrives in
testing, you can re-create the symbolic link from gcc towards gcc-4.0.

Cheers, Jan