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Old 05-23-2012, 10:11 AM   #102
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Hmm the above method of completely replacing the libpthread.so file actually solved the problem

Thanks geekmaster ... Your method works without modifying the actual library files
The replacement is a copy of the original library loader script file with the extra "crap" removed from it.

It is a text file (even though it has a ".so" file extension). You can cat (or vi) the original and my replacement to see how I changed it (and the libc loader script). We may need to do this for other libraries too as they get reported.

Perhaps I need a "smart" install script that parses the libraries and creates replacement library loader scripts, and adds their bind mounts to the tccmake script.

P.S. You can thank NiLuJe for teaching me the "bind mount" trick.

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