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On Monday 23 May 2005 21:10, pageexec@××××××××.hu wrote: |
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> > > Does your init have any text relocations in it? |
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> > I'm not sure how to interpret this: please forgive my stupidity. I'll try |
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> > to guess: |
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> text relocations is a feature of executable files (including shared |
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> libraries), and it's something to get rid of (this requires changes |
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> to the given app's build system, or sometimes programming). what you |
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> should do is run 'readelf -d /path/to/binary | grep TEXTREL' on init |
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> itself and all libraries it links in, at least one of them will produce |
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> some output (if you have a recent elfutils then you should use |
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> eu-findtextrel instead). |
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Nice to have such knowledgeable people on the board. You were so right! |
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shame though, that it seems that just about any program I use has TEXTREL set |
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as a feature. I haven't got a clue why this is all over one system, and |
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nowhere on the other, while emerge system shows the same result. |
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Fortunately, if I re-emerge a package, I lose the TEXTREL feature. |
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Looks like I'm going for an emerge -e system... |
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Thanx, |
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Roel |
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