On 05.12.21 14:34, Michael Tokarev wrote: > If you want your foreign binary to run, enable this foreign architecture > in dpkg (--add-architecture), run apt update, and install the corresponding > libc - this one will install things into the right place.
All this has already been done. (Otherwise, there wouldn't have been /usr/arm-linux-gnueabihf/lib/ld-linux-armhf.so.3, which is provided by package libc6-armhf-cross_2.32-1cross4.) > I don't know details and reasons about the /usr/arb-linux/gnueabihf/ stuff > and why it is not in /lib. But it is definitely not qemu's way to change > the way regular linux system works. Well, this is the way files are set up by Debian multiarch. As things are, qemu-arm cannot be used by non-root users because they need to do something only root can do. => It is broken. Why it is broken, is the question now. We should reopen this bug. If qemu-user is the wrong package, it should be reassigned to another more appropriate package. (Maybe libc6-armhf-cross?) -rbk.
