By mswatcher
via joxeankoret.com
Submitted: Nov 17 2012 / 13:45
From time to time I need to use some old binary created for older Linux versions like Redhat 6.2, for example. The problem with those binaries is that they were compiled with a very old version of the glibc and they cannot be run 'like this' in newer systems. Sometimes, just making a symbolic link from the new library to the old name can be enough but not always. In this brief post I will talk about how to workaround the typical relocation errors and undefined symbols problems with old binaries.
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