libm.so.6: no version information available, please advice
Roland Riepl
dodger at nnw.at
Thu Mar 16 15:38:11 UTC 2006
Hello uclibc Community!
I've successfully downloaded and installed buildroot, exportet the
correspoding .../staging_dir/bin path and changed the makefile to use
the freshly builded compiler. However, i can successfully build the
program, but I am not able to start it on either my development machine,
nor my embedded system.
Following error msg appears:
burninglucy:/home/devel/rt_sja1000/testprog# make
i686-linux-gcc -I. -I/usr/realtime/include -O2 -I/usr/src/linux/include
-Wall -Wstrict-prototypes -pipe -o test_rtcan_sja1000
test_rtcan_sja1000.c -L/usr/realtime/lib -lpthread -lm
burninglucy:/home/devel/rt_sja1000/testprog# ./test_rtcan_sja1000
-bash: ./test_rtcan_sja1000: No such file or directory
Although the file is present and i can see it with ls, i cannot execute
the file (No such file or directory).
With the hope for advice and best regards,
Roland
Tamas Selmeci schrieb:
> Hello!
>
> > However, if i try to include the uclibc includes instead of the
> > standard(glibc) ones, i cannot compile the program successfully.
> > Do I have to use buildroot or is it possible to use the uclibc includes?
> > I am running the same kernel and architecture on both machines.
>
> I think you should run buildroot: that'll generate you a root
> filesystem and a uclibc-based toolchain too. Additionally, the root
> filesystem is going to contain a uclibc-based compiler set. After
> successfully running buildroot, you will be able to cross compile
> programs with your toolchain.
>
> Bye
> --
> [- Selmeci Tamas
> [- tselmeci.nop.hu <http://tselmeci.nop.hu>
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