It's a "serious" suggestion in as such as no software that you want to
run on multiple libc versions should EVER use private symbols.
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Is that a serious suggestion though? Because in order to get your
software deployed on older versions of Ubuntu, you must compile on the
older version of the OS, not on a newer one. This is catch-22 advice
right here.
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The private symbol __get_cpu_features@@GLIBC_PRIVATE has moved from
libc6 to ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 where it belongs. ABI stability for
private symbols is not guaranteed and, frankly, I'm not sure why you'd
be linking to it at all.
Without more info about how you managed to create this situation, m
