> I suspect that you're missing the 32-bit libc and associated tools
> (like the 32-bit runtime linker).
Yep. That was it.
The execve() call returning "not found" stumped me - but looking a little
closer, it did actually assign filedes 3. Note to self: open eyes next
time...
> On Debian, there's a package called ia32-libs which contains or
> depends on most of the basic libraries used by 90% of packages.
Is that going to exist on all 32-bit installations? i.e. can I use this as
a dependency & have apt sort out whether I'm on 32-bit or 64-bit?
> I
> don't know what the equivalent is on Centos, or whether you simply
> have to install libc6.i386.
RH-based systems are dead easy for that sort of thing - you just install
the .i386 rpm. It can get a bit bloaty if you try to do too much - but
them's the breaks.
> Alternatively, build the binary again on your 64 bit box.
Not easy at this stage; the base build is 32-bit specific. I hope to
change that at some point - but that's bot going to happen this week :-)
Thanks!
Vic.
