On Sun, 26 Jun 2005, Kareem Dana wrote:

> I am using OpenBSD 3.7 GENERIC on an i386 and installed the
> redhat_base-8.0p4.tgz for linux compatibilty and was fooling around
> with getting linux binaries to work within a chroot when I noticed
> that my system clock had been reset to 1969. The only reference to
> that happening that I found was another mailing list post back in
> 2003.

if the linux binary is misidentified as a native binary, one of the first 
syscalls it makes happens to line up with settimeofday for a native 
program, but with wrong arguments so time goes to 0.  for some reason, ld 
is particularly problematic in this regard.


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And that's why I'm not allowed at the zoo anymore.

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