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Old 03-27-2015, 04:31 AM   #3
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And if that is not an exact match -
build the appropriate toolchain/glibc combination yourself (using any one of the many tools for the build process);
or
use the toolchain Niluje supplies in this forum (see his "snapshots" thread).

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Or, see my thread on using a completely different set of system libraries (hard float in the example case) for applications, **concurrently** with the Amazon installed libraries.
(my ARMHF on Kindle thread).
Yes, Linux (or any OS that uses elf format libraries) can do that - use more than one set of system libraries **concurrently**.


That example used Buildroot(.org) to build the toolchain and applications.
Since then, the BR people have even added the building of patchelf for your host machine to the BR system.

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