[SOLVED] scratchbox + arm + qemu = "cannot execute c compiled programs"

Hi i set up a scratchbox with a arm-linux-gnueabi-gcc toolchain and qemu emulator.

When i want to run inside scratchbox [sbox-arm:/]> a ./configure script (from a mono tarball) i am getting the error:
checking whether the c compiler works... ...
configure error: cannot run c compiled programs.
if you meant to cross compile, use --host.

When i compile a simple hello.c it works but when i execute hello.o i am getting an error:
lib/ld-linux.so.3 no such file.

(edit:
by using a toolchain with uClibc the error is:
/lib/ld-uClibc.so.0)

i can workaraound this error by using the -static flag, but that won´t work with the .configure problem.

has anyone a solution for this?

I would ldd your program to find the exact location, and maybe you can download that file you need and move it to the location it is trying to look in.

You can check config.log to see what went wrong with the configure script.

But I suppose this is the same issue

lib/ld-linux.so.3 no such file.

I'm not sure why this library is not in your library path, maybe the toolchain was not installed properly.

I've never used scratchbox, but it looks like you are trying to cross-compile a program inside qemu, is that correct?
If so, it may be relatively slow, you'd better setup a cross-compiler in your host.

Well seems like some symbolic linking errors inside scratchbox, the installed toolchain and the nativeFS.
I reinstalled the whole Scratchbox environment from zero and now it seems to work,
got to test it today.

Thx for the answers.

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