>- old problem, but increasingly annoying. If you are building a root
> disk with a different libc6 from the one installed, you will fail:
> E: no libraries identified dynamically
> I wish someone would workout how we can do the ldd step in
> rootdisk.sh (line 465) in a chroot context? Is possible?
What causes the failure -- mismatch between ldd and libc? It might help to
eschew `ldd' in favour of directly invoking ld.so:
TMP=`$E/lib/$ldlib --library-path $E/lib:$E/usr/lib --list $EXECUTABLES 2>/dev/null | \
awk -- '{print $3}' | fgrep -v "dynamic" | sort -u`
Or something.
p.
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