On Sep 17, 2009, at 9:53 AM, ext ravi swami wrote:
Hi,
i am using sb2. i compiled a hello-world program with sb2 for ARM
target. but when i run it its giving error
[SB2 simple ARM] ravi...@demon ~ $ ./ha
/lib/ld-linux.so.3: No such file or directory
i've installed qemu too and qemu-arm is present in my sb2/bin folder.
how this can be solved? how can we run a binary on qemu?
This typically happens when you don't have a valid "target_root" (also
called a "rootstrap"); there you should have a valid, complete
directory structure which contains libraries etc. that are related to
your target system (including the dynamic linker, "/lib/ld-linux.so.3").
Location of "target_root" is determined when "sb2-init" is executed to
create the target: It must be executed in the directory which will be
used as target_root (when executed without any parameters, "sb2-init"
will show names of initialized targets together with all parameters
and target_root locations).
If you accidentally run "sb2-init" in a wrong directory, or for
example in an empty directory, a target will still be created...but
this is a feature, not a bug.
Lauri
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