However on systems with shared libraries you can't just "promote" a linked program from /usr/bin to /bin -- you have to link it statically -- i.e. the build has to know from the beginning that you're intending to use the result at run-time from single-user mode. Why is that? Don't shared libraries work in single-user mode? Of course, they can't be in /usr/lib since they would not be available then.
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