From: M. R. B. <ma...@uw...> - 2001-03-05 19:57:56
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I've built glibc-2.2 via the instructions on the LinuxSH page, and by patching the requisite files (I used Niibe's debian patches as a guide). The build process is smooth, no problems there. However, when I boot using the newly-installed libraries and dynamic linker, I get segmentation faults everytime I run a dynamically-linked program. I'm able to boot my system using a statically-linked bash. Just to test, I substituted Niibe's debian glibc-2.2 (from base), and dynamically-linked programs worked perfectly. I'm guessing it's a problem buried in libc, because just swapping out ld-linux.so.2 ran the program, but my system soon ran out of memory within libc. So I'm curious, is there another build method for glibc (like which one did you use Niibe?). Oh yeah, I'm using a gcc as of yesterday :), maybe my gcc is just broken? M. R. |