Hi Robert,
you may upload them to IBM box, I have an account there and may download them to the Canonical network - that's how I also do it with my IBM project mgr as well in case of dumps or other larger files.
Thanks for sharing the additional information so far.
But I'm still wondering about the libc version.
The libc version in Bionic is 2.27, but I see 2.23 in the above strace which is the one from Xenial.
Please can you double check with 'apt-cache policy libc6'?
It's important to have the correct libc6 and in case it's a 2.23 where it's coming from:
sudo find / -iname "libc-2.*.so"
Hi Robert,
you may upload them to IBM box, I have an account there and may download them to the Canonical network - that's how I also do it with my IBM project mgr as well in case of dumps or other larger files.
Thanks for sharing the additional information so far.
But I'm still wondering about the libc version.
The libc version in Bionic is 2.27, but I see 2.23 in the above strace which is the one from Xenial.
rmadison --arch=s390x libc6 | egrep 'xenial|bionic'
libc6 | 2.23-0ubuntu3 | xenial | s390x
libc6 | 2.23-0ubuntu10 | xenial-security | s390x
libc6 | 2.23-0ubuntu11 | xenial-updates | s390x
libc6 | 2.27-3ubuntu1 | bionic | s390x
On your system you should see the following output, pointing to 2.27:
$ apt-cache policy libc6 us.ports. ubuntu. com/ubuntu- ports bionic/main s390x Packages dpkg/status
libc6:
Installed: 2.27-3ubuntu1
Candidate: 2.27-3ubuntu1
Version table:
*** 2.27-3ubuntu1 500
500 http://
100 /var/lib/
Please can you double check with 'apt-cache policy libc6'?
It's important to have the correct libc6 and in case it's a 2.23 where it's coming from:
sudo find / -iname "libc-2.*.so"