Ok to build kernel on FC2 for RHL7.3 system?

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Is there any reason I couldn't build the current 2.4.x kernel on my FC2 
system for use on a RHL 7.3 box?  Both are x86 machines.

My understanding is that the kernel is pretty much self-contained.  If 
true, the very different GLibC libraries between systems shouldn't be a 
problem.

My RHL 7.3 machine is very old and slow (just used as a firewall box).  
Building on my modern FC2 system would be a lot faster.  As a side 
benefit, the FC2 system has a more recent compiler, which might result in 
better code generation.

So... any reason I couldn't do this?

Thanks.



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