> It even runs on just about every other micro-controller like Raspberry Pi and Arduino.
Pi, yes. Arduino, no. There simply isn't enough memory, and no one's bothered to port the code, because the processor capable enough to run a general purpose multi-user OS at a useful speed.
> Just run ld/path/to/executable. ld is the loader/lilinker for elf binaries. Without ld,you can't run bash, or ls. With ld, noexec is ignored.
Hasn't that been made a lot more difficult since 2.6?
I just tried it on my machine, running 4.2.0-rc7, and got: "./bash: error while loading shared libraries:./bash: failed to map segment from shared object"
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> It even runs on just about every other micro-controller like Raspberry Pi and Arduino. Pi, yes. Arduino, no. There simply isn't enough memory, and no one's bothered to port the code, because the processor capable enough to run a general purpose multi-user OS at a useful speed.
> Just run ld /path/to/executable. ld is the loader/lilinker for elf binaries. Without ld ,you can't run bash, or ls. With ld, noexec is ignored.
./bash: failed to map segment from shared object"
Hasn't that been made a lot more difficult since 2.6?
I just tried it on my machine, running 4.2.0-rc7, and got: "./bash: error while loading shared libraries: