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SubjectRe: Possible ld-so bug.
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>>>>> Richard B Johnson writes:

> Easy way. I did it last night. I made a root-fs which had the limited
> tools that I required. It took 29 Mb (I could have make it smaller,
> but I didn't waste time gettng rid of a lot of stuff. I just got rid
> of /usr/doc, /usr/X11... /lib/X11, etc. I had already built the
> new glibc.

> Then I booted, using the new root file-system. Then I mounted the old
> off from /mnt and installed glibc by modifing configparms. This
> puts the stuff where it will be on the old root.

Another solution (you don't need to modify configparms):
make install_root=/tmp/new-glibc install
Copy everything with a static (!) cpio/tar from /tmp/new-glibc to /

Andreas
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