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Yes, ld-linux.so.2 is old-ABI world, ld-linux.so.3 for EABI. But EABI is more than the kernel; it is a different interface between all function calls, hence between dynamic executables and shared libraries too. Read wiki.debian.org/ArmEabiPort for gory details. The bottom line is that your userland needs to be all-EABI or all-old-ABI. For the kernel, - only an EABI kernel can run EABI binaries, - an old-ABI kernel can only run old-ABI binaries, and - there is a kernel compatibility mode that can allow EABI kernels to run old-ABI binaries - but they would need to be linked statically because old-abi dynamic executables would not be able to load EABI dynamic libraries or vice versa. I guess you have an old-abi userland (with -.2) so you either need to find an old-ABI cross toolchain or switch to an entire new EABI rootfs. M __._,_.___
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