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Post#1
by blue4meridian » 27 Jul 2015, 15:37
Salutations...
After installing 'musl' (a glibc dropin replacement) when I log into USM it asks for 'ldd'
I attempted to follow the 'mus'l site's solution (eg. copy ld-musl-$ARCH.so to /bin/ldd/) and it did not work.
Please note: I removed 'glibc' (solib) from 001-core and 'glibc' from 05-devel.
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Post#2
by Bogomips » 27 Jul 2015, 17:41
blue4meridian wrote:Salutations...
After installing 'musl' (a glibc dropin replacement) when I log into USM it asks for 'ldd'
I attempted to follow the 'mus'l site's solution (copy ld-musl to /bin/ldd) and it did not work.
Please note: I removed 'glibc' (solib) from 001-core and 'glibc' from 05-devel.
Best Regards...
FAQ wrote:Q: where is ldd ?
A: Musl's dynlinker comes with ldd functionality built in. just create a symlink from ld-musl-$ARCH.so to /bin/ldd. If the dynlinker was started as "ldd", it will detect that and print the appropriate DSO information.
Any different?
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Post#3
by blue4meridian » 27 Jul 2015, 18:49
Salutations...
No...
HINT: the ld-musl-$ARCH.so (solib) that is noted is only a symlink.
So...
If anyone knows what might have possibly gone wrong (eg. "where is the ld-musl-$ARCH.so 'solib'?")... please share.
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Post#4
by Bogomips » 27 Jul 2015, 23:35
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guest@porteus:~$ whereis ldd
ldd: /usr/bin/ldd /usr/X11R6/bin/ldd /usr/bin/X11/ldd /usr/X11/bin/ldd
guest@porteus:~$ file /usr/bin/ldd
/usr/bin/ldd: Bourne-Again shell script, ASCII text executable
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Post#5
by blue4meridian » 28 Jul 2015, 08:00
Salutations...
Ok...
this identifies all known locations of the 'ldd' 'directory' (file manager 'folder') path which does NOT
contain ld-musl-$ARCH.so.
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Post#6
by Bogomips » 28 Jul 2015, 13:15
ldd is not a folder, but an executable script.
Question is: how do you expect to find a script in an executable?
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Post#7
by blue4meridian » 28 Jul 2015, 16:41
Salutations...
I'm referring to the output above.
It shows the 'directory' (file manager 'folder') paths to a 'solib' that is NOT
there.
Please Note: Everything in Porteus seems to work Ok except for the USM.
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Post#8
by blue4meridian » 16 Oct 2015, 15:05
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Post#9
by brokenman » 16 Oct 2015, 20:05
Please Note: Everything in Porteus seems to work Ok except for the USM.
That may be because youu haven't tried to use another application in Porteus that uses ldd.
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Post#10
by blue4meridian » 17 Oct 2015, 15:05
Salutations...
I'm not sure if there another app that uses ldd.
If there is... I guess I'll have to test drive it.
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Post#11
by ncmprhnsbl » 17 Oct 2015, 21:50
did you make:
a file in /bin named "ldd" which is a symlink to ld-musl-$ARCH.so
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