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Well, here so far I am batting 1000 (nothing has worked).  That includes:

1.  Samba
2.  Mysql
3.  openssl
4.  imap
5.  php
6.  Apache
7.  Kernel v2.4.31
8.  Kernel v2.6.13

Everything configures just fine.  Each one tanks on compiling for one 
reason or another.

I wonder if there is a way to install an earlier version of gcc and the 
necessary libraries? 

V/r

Bob
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