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From: Matthew Barry <meb@airtech.com.au>
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Subject: Linux emulation
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I have a couple of linux programs that fail run under the emulation
mode with the following message:
	ELF binary type not known
	Abort trap

When I run file on them I get the type is

	ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1

This is exactly the same as the information given for linux binaries
that do run. The ones that don't run are also statically linked. Is
this a known problem with the linux emulation or have I set it up
incorrectly? 

I am running the linux lkm under FreeBSD 2.2.2-RELEASE on a 586 with 32M.


Matthew