If you are going to run this under an Amazon firmware built against an older GLIBC, then you will have to follow the procedure demonstrated in my "ARMhf" thread.
That explains and demonstrates how to run more than a single system library, concurrently, on an ELF system.
or
Either that, or ask Amazon/Lab126 to release a firmware build against a newer GLIBC.
or
Just build gargoyle against the older glibc.
PS:
Those listings are not correct in that they cover more than just the gargoyle dependences.
readelf is probably the weapon of choice although there are others:
Code:
readelf -a <your bin here> | grep 'NEEDED'