Hello you are right, it is a problem with capital letters in library's name. Now it works.
By other hand, I have some doubts: 1.- I would like to create a ext2 file system in a Ramdisk, but I can not find mkfs.ext2 command or applet in busybox. 2.- I suppose that if I want to install, for example, web server like apache, I need to install binary file and library dependencies. is this correct? thank you very much John Martin ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Gilles Espinasse <[email protected]> Date: 2009/6/8 Subject: Re: BusyBox and shared libraries To: webquinty quinty <[email protected]> Cc: [email protected] ----- "webquinty quinty" <[email protected]> a écrit : > Hello, > > I think that my question is easy to answer. > is it possible to use a shared library in BusyBox??? > > I have a app that use shared libraries and when I try to execute app, > always return me a error while loading a shared libraries. > > any advice??? > > Best regards. > It is not related to bb. Probably you miss a lib your application or your shared lib depend on. Look with ldd or readelf at your app and the shared lib at the required dependencies. Gilles
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