error while loading shared libraries: libm.so.6: cannot stat shared object: Error 38
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I am a Linux noob trying to compile a 32 bit program and run it on 64bit Ubuntu. It compiles fine but when I run it I get this error:
error while loading shared libraries: libm.so.6: cannot stat shared object: Error 38
I have searched for libm.so.6 and found it in /lib32 and /libx32.
Any help is appreciated.
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I am a Linux noob trying to compile a 32 bit program and run it on 64bit Ubuntu. It compiles fine but when I run it I get this error:
error while loading shared libraries: libm.so.6: cannot stat shared object: Error 38
I have searched for libm.so.6 and found it in /lib32 and /libx32.
Any help is appreciated.
shared-library
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How did you compile the program? what is the result ofldd prog(whereprogis replaced by the name of the compiled executable program)?
– steeldriver
Jan 18 at 12:59
ldd cr2hdr gives "not a dynamic executable"
– Bryan Phillips
Jan 18 at 18:52
I have tried compiling a simple "Hello, world" program. I used this to compile: gcc -m32 hello.c ; When I run ldd a.out I get this result: "not a dynamic executable". If I remove the "-m32" option it works. I am trying to compile a much more complex program to 32bit binary and have reduced the problem to the most simple example. The program requires a 32bit binary.
– Bryan Phillips
Jan 18 at 19:06
Actually the binary hello.c needs is libc.so.6 but it is basically the same problem.
– Bryan Phillips
Jan 18 at 19:17
Is thegcc-multilibpackage (and its dependencies) installed?
– steeldriver
Jan 18 at 19:29
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I am a Linux noob trying to compile a 32 bit program and run it on 64bit Ubuntu. It compiles fine but when I run it I get this error:
error while loading shared libraries: libm.so.6: cannot stat shared object: Error 38
I have searched for libm.so.6 and found it in /lib32 and /libx32.
Any help is appreciated.
shared-library
asked Jan 18 at 3:50
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I am a Linux noob trying to compile a 32 bit program and run it on 64bit Ubuntu. It compiles fine but when I run it I get this error:
error while loading shared libraries: libm.so.6: cannot stat shared object: Error 38
I have searched for libm.so.6 and found it in /lib32 and /libx32.
Any help is appreciated.
shared-library
shared-library
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How did you compile the program? what is the result ofldd prog(whereprogis replaced by the name of the compiled executable program)?
– steeldriver
Jan 18 at 12:59
ldd cr2hdr gives "not a dynamic executable"
– Bryan Phillips
Jan 18 at 18:52
I have tried compiling a simple "Hello, world" program. I used this to compile: gcc -m32 hello.c ; When I run ldd a.out I get this result: "not a dynamic executable". If I remove the "-m32" option it works. I am trying to compile a much more complex program to 32bit binary and have reduced the problem to the most simple example. The program requires a 32bit binary.
– Bryan Phillips
Jan 18 at 19:06
Actually the binary hello.c needs is libc.so.6 but it is basically the same problem.
– Bryan Phillips
Jan 18 at 19:17
Is thegcc-multilibpackage (and its dependencies) installed?
– steeldriver
Jan 18 at 19:29
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show 2 more comments
How did you compile the program? what is the result ofldd prog(whereprogis replaced by the name of the compiled executable program)?
– steeldriver
Jan 18 at 12:59
ldd cr2hdr gives "not a dynamic executable"
– Bryan Phillips
Jan 18 at 18:52
I have tried compiling a simple "Hello, world" program. I used this to compile: gcc -m32 hello.c ; When I run ldd a.out I get this result: "not a dynamic executable". If I remove the "-m32" option it works. I am trying to compile a much more complex program to 32bit binary and have reduced the problem to the most simple example. The program requires a 32bit binary.
– Bryan Phillips
Jan 18 at 19:06
Actually the binary hello.c needs is libc.so.6 but it is basically the same problem.
– Bryan Phillips
Jan 18 at 19:17
Is thegcc-multilibpackage (and its dependencies) installed?
– steeldriver
Jan 18 at 19:29
How did you compile the program? what is the result of
ldd prog (where prog is replaced by the name of the compiled executable program)?– steeldriver
Jan 18 at 12:59
How did you compile the program? what is the result of
ldd prog (where prog is replaced by the name of the compiled executable program)?– steeldriver
Jan 18 at 12:59
ldd cr2hdr gives "not a dynamic executable"
– Bryan Phillips
Jan 18 at 18:52
ldd cr2hdr gives "not a dynamic executable"
– Bryan Phillips
Jan 18 at 18:52
I have tried compiling a simple "Hello, world" program. I used this to compile: gcc -m32 hello.c ; When I run ldd a.out I get this result: "not a dynamic executable". If I remove the "-m32" option it works. I am trying to compile a much more complex program to 32bit binary and have reduced the problem to the most simple example. The program requires a 32bit binary.
– Bryan Phillips
Jan 18 at 19:06
I have tried compiling a simple "Hello, world" program. I used this to compile: gcc -m32 hello.c ; When I run ldd a.out I get this result: "not a dynamic executable". If I remove the "-m32" option it works. I am trying to compile a much more complex program to 32bit binary and have reduced the problem to the most simple example. The program requires a 32bit binary.
– Bryan Phillips
Jan 18 at 19:06
Actually the binary hello.c needs is libc.so.6 but it is basically the same problem.
– Bryan Phillips
Jan 18 at 19:17
Actually the binary hello.c needs is libc.so.6 but it is basically the same problem.
– Bryan Phillips
Jan 18 at 19:17
Is the
gcc-multilib package (and its dependencies) installed?– steeldriver
Jan 18 at 19:29
Is the
gcc-multilib package (and its dependencies) installed?– steeldriver
Jan 18 at 19:29
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How did you compile the program? what is the result of
ldd prog(whereprogis replaced by the name of the compiled executable program)?– steeldriver
Jan 18 at 12:59
ldd cr2hdr gives "not a dynamic executable"
– Bryan Phillips
Jan 18 at 18:52
I have tried compiling a simple "Hello, world" program. I used this to compile: gcc -m32 hello.c ; When I run ldd a.out I get this result: "not a dynamic executable". If I remove the "-m32" option it works. I am trying to compile a much more complex program to 32bit binary and have reduced the problem to the most simple example. The program requires a 32bit binary.
– Bryan Phillips
Jan 18 at 19:06
Actually the binary hello.c needs is libc.so.6 but it is basically the same problem.
– Bryan Phillips
Jan 18 at 19:17
Is the
gcc-multilibpackage (and its dependencies) installed?– steeldriver
Jan 18 at 19:29