Daniel Serpell wrote:
>> 2. Statically compile my application.
>
> The GNU Libc is not meant to be statically linked, so I advice you
> against this option.
Right, there are a few things that depend on glibc things not being
statically linked... I know one of them is libidn.
>> 3. Replace the OEM root file system (assumably Debian Sarge) with the
>> Debian Etch root file system.
> But another option is using a chrooted instalation, i.e, install an etch
> system in a subdirectory of the current FS, for example, /eabi/.
> Then, you can type "chroot /eabi/ /bin/bash" and load the new environment.
That's a really good idea actually - as long as the kernel supports eabi
& oabi, changing the root would be a good option, although space
consuming.
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