What ldconfig actually does is fairly stupid. When a file is not something else (i.e. ELF), it checks if the entire contents contain either "GROUP" or "GNU ld script" and barfs if they don't.
So the generic advice is to put: /* GNU ld script Explain briefly what this is here for. */ at the top of your installed linker script. That's what's in the installed linker scripts you noticed working fine. In your case, INPUT and GROUP are completely equivalent. (GROUP really only matters when .a libraries are involved.) So you could also s/INPUT/GROUP/ (or, equivalently, use INPUT(GROUP(...))) if you like. But using a comment containing the magic string "GNU ld script" seems like the most sensible thing given ldconfig's behavior. It seems to me we might want to change ldconfig to be less obtuse about this. But that will come later if it does. For example, we can have its message explicitly tell you to add the magic comment if it's a linker script, and perhaps we can make that just a warning rather than a fatal error. Thanks, Roland -- devel mailing list devel@lists.fedoraproject.org https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/devel
