Re: IPv6 and compat_linux

From: niels (n.c.veltman_at_removethis.home.nl)
Date: 03/22/04

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    Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 11:16:19 +0100

    AX wrote:
    > Hi,
    > I have various problems..
    > First: IPv6
    > i disabled the ipv6 option in the GENERIC kernel but there are lot of
    > application (like ftp) that make (4 or 5 times) ipv6 query to the dns
    > server that
    > doesnt support ipv6 stack.
    > So that the connections are very very slow. So the question is how can
    > I disable in the entire system the ipv6 support ?
    >
    > Second: compat_linux
    > i have a statically app linux binary and i have enabled the
    > linux compatibility
    > in the kernel and then enabled kern.emul.linux = 1
    > but the app doesnt work.. what should i do to run this app ?
    >
    > -bash-2.05b# file fasm
    > fasm: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1, statically
    > linked, stripped
    > -bash-2.05b# ./fasm
    > -bash: ./fasm: cannot execute binary file
    >
    >

    just an short answer to your linux compatibility problem.

    make sure it is executable:
    "chmod a+x fasm"
    make sure it is recognised as a Linux executable:
    "elf2olf -o linux fasm"
    make sure it is not expecting some library (although statically build):
    "ldd fasm"

    Hope that helps

    Niels

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