g++ target help

[jschwartzman@paratek.com]

I'm trying to use Red Hat Linux 8.0 to build for a PC-104 board running a
133 MHz 586 and embedded Red Hat Linux 6.2.  I've tried changing -march=586,
-march=486, -march=386 but my executable still shows the same dependencies
using the ldd utility.  I tried copying all the required libraries reported
by ldd to my embedded system but it complains about others I can't find
(e.g., /lib/libc.so.6: version GLIBC_2.3 not found (required by
lib/libpthread.so.0)).

Are there procedures for setting up gcc properly or do I need to install
another version of gcc?  If so, what version?  Should I be looking for an
alternate set of libraries?  Can I make my executable with static libraries
included?

Thanks for your help!!!

John Schwartzman
John@ForteSystem.com <mailto:John@ForteSystem.com> 
(410) 259-0140 x254
contracting for Paratek Microwave, Inc.

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