Le 10/02/2015 21:27, loki a écrit : > Heya all, > > this is semi off topic. Stay with me for a small amount of time :) > > I have a SnapServer which has an OS that "time has overrun" (somehow it sounds > better in German). So I installed LFS 7.6 on it - 64 bit. The problem now is > that it had some custom libraries and applications which managed some part of > hardware (Fan management, ACPI power and some other stuff). I extracted the > apps and libs which are 32bit. The task now is: > 1.) I don't want to recompile a multilib CLFS. > 2.) How can I incorporate the 32bit apps and libs into my running LFS 7.6 > system which is pure 64 bit? Is it enough for me to configure /etc/ld.so.conf > to point to /usr/snaplibs or something, or do I have to do more exotic stuff > if the paths to the libs are hardcoded into the apps? Or do you have any other > ideas? > > I have extracted the complete libs and (s)bin folders from the old SnapServer > OS. > > THX in advance... > Daniel > > > I think you'd need at least /lib/ld-linux.so.2 besides the 32 bit libraries to be able to load them. Also, any library needed by the 32 bit libraries should be there too, so I guess you'd need to recompile a 32 bit version of glibc (at least).
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