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| Subject: | [ts-7000] Dumb user-space question |
| From: | "Blair" <> |
| Date: | Wed, 01 Sep 2010 18:33:03 -0000 |
Okay, I'm missing something here. I've got a 2.6.34 kernel that I built on a
Debian system that runs nicely on a 7350. But if I compile a hello world app
using the same gcc cross-compiler and try to run it I get "/bin/sh:
./hello_world: not found". Other apps run fine.
Did I mis-configure the kernel?
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