Thread: Python + PyQt enviroment for Kindle & PaperWhite devices.
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Old 11-25-2016, 10:36 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by glibili View Post
Hello, I found your python+PyQt compiled by glibc 2.15, but my kindle only has glibc 2.10 so it's not working.

Can you provide your source code and compiling environment so I can recompile it with an older version of gcc.

Thanks！
even easier -
borrow a copy of glibc-2.15 (or newer) from Debian/Jessie/ARMel - add it to the */esys/lib directory.
then patchelf the application's library path to look for it there rather in the usual, reserved system directories.

Linux uses ELF format binaries, ELF systems support the (concurrent) use of multiple system libraries.

See my ARMhf on Kindle thread for a worked example in detail.
(In that case, it was a different version and it was hard float rather than soft float - but the principles are the same).
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