(In reply to comment #49)
>
> I myself did have issues using this fix, I got 6 instances of this error
> message:
> ERROR: ld.so: object 'mymemcpy.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded:
> ignored.
Try giving it the whole absolute pathname.
I should really have cut-and-pasted my actual command lines rather than try to
write them out and getting them wrong. My actual command line was really
but you'd obviously have to fix that "/home/torvalds" part to match where-ever
you end up installing that .so file.
The nicest alternative might be to just install that mymemcpy.so into the
google chrome directory, and add the LD_PRELOAD to the wrapper shell script
that google chrome already uses for the xdg binaries and the ffmpeg library.
And obviously something similar should work for firefox. I just happen to use
chrome, so I gave the directions (approximate as they were) for the thing I
tried.
(In reply to comment #49)
>
> I myself did have issues using this fix, I got 6 instances of this error
> message:
> ERROR: ld.so: object 'mymemcpy.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded:
> ignored.
Try giving it the whole absolute pathname.
I should really have cut-and-pasted my actual command lines rather than try to
write them out and getting them wrong. My actual command line was really
LD_PRELOAD= /home/torvalds/ mymemcpy. so /opt/google/ chrome/ google- chrome &
but you'd obviously have to fix that "/home/torvalds" part to match where-ever
you end up installing that .so file.
The nicest alternative might be to just install that mymemcpy.so into the
google chrome directory, and add the LD_PRELOAD to the wrapper shell script
that google chrome already uses for the xdg binaries and the ffmpeg library.
And obviously something similar should work for firefox. I just happen to use
chrome, so I gave the directions (approximate as they were) for the thing I
tried.
No guarantees. It was a really quick hack.