On Feb 5, 2006, at 4:04 PM, William Harrington wrote:
2) Archive all your headers in an archive and compress it and save
them somewhere. Build a new toolchain except build it so it goes
into home that way when you extract the toolchain it'll always be
in home, or you could keep the toolchain on another machine and
build packages that way then transfer them over. You could fix the
gcc source to one, either search for headers in home or always
extract the kernels you backed up in /usr. Trust me, there are
times on a server when you want to build a package for an upgrade.
Oops meant extract the headers, not the kernels.
# Begin script here
find $* -type f -name "*.so*" > /var/tmp/libs
exec 6</var/tmp/libs
while read -u 6 dta
do
ldd $dta | sed -n "s/.*=> \|(.*)\|\t\| //g;/\//p" >> /var/tmp/
needed_libs
done
exec 6<&-
sort /var/tmp/needed_libs -o /var/tmp/needed_libs_sorted
uniq /var/tmp/needed_libs_sorted /var/tmp/copy_these_libs
#End Script
Run script like ./whatever /lib /bin /sbin
William
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