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Re: ramdisk problem: msg#00117

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Subject: Re: ramdisk problem

On Tue, Apr 16, 2002 at 10:32:15AM +0100, y.rutschle@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> On Tue, Apr 16, 2002 at 10:36:54AM +0200, Michael Palme wrote:
> > [...] also replaced the old libs (libc, libm,
> > libcrypt...) in /lib with the libs from my toolchain
>
> In your ramdisk, try to create a link so that your build
> system's library points to the actual library, i.e.:
>
> On your build system, if your toolchain is in
> /opt/gcc/arm-linux, and you put your libs in /lib, then
> mkdir -p /opt/gcc
> ln -s / /opt/gcc/arm-linux
>
> That way /opt/gcc/arm-linux/lib points to the proper libc.
>
> That has something to do with the dynamic linker (ld-linux)
> looking for libs where it was built rather than in the
> expected place, which I can't remember if it's a bug in libc
> or expected. Anyway, that worked for me.

You can also edit the ld.so binary. That's what I did with the LART
ramdisk. (hmm, need to document that somewhere).


Erik

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