> Running new kernels (1.3.30 and 1.3.35) I tried to install some stuff
> as binaries. It was XFree86 and gcc 2.7.0 .
> I uncompressed everything, put in required directories and tried to
> start. Error: Command not found.
Yep. Bet you've got an a.out system not converted for using ELF
binaries.
> I tried to use full path - result the same: Command not found.
> Kernel was compiled with ELF support.
>
> Any ideas?
The command not found is the ELF /lib/ld.so.* binary.
Get your hands on the ELF howto. Converting a system to use it is
fairly simple -- as long as you follow the howto closely. Just having
your kernel compiled for ELF support is not enough - you need the
libraries too.
Cheers
Tony
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