Roberto Nibali wrote: >> It's "provided" by the kernel, though, I think. I get the same >> output from ldd, and my system works. > > Yes, the 2.6.x kernel uses this gate for 64bit kernel space with 32 > bit user space translations of syscalls.
It's not for 64-bit kernels only. It's used for all syscalls, whether from 32-bit code or 64-bit code, to any kernel. (It existed long before AMD64 chips were out -- it was introduced way back in kernel 2.5.X, and was the cause of an assertion failure when running /lib/libc.so.6, until glibc's assertion was fixed.) ;-) >> Which kernel does the host run? > > 2.6.11.4-20a-smp, That's probably not it then. But have you tried with a kernel.org kernel on SuSE? Or is that asking for trouble because of some of the things SuSE adds? I doubt that will help either, though, to be honest. > I think statically linking would be the best option anyway for such > crucial tools like env, bash ... . Perhaps. Unfortunately it doesn't help us find the bug. ;-) Have you tried a "normal" install, or don't you have enough disk space for that?
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