vitamin wrote: > > Wine uses preloader as a utility to mark particular libraries (*.dll.so are not a real dlls, they are dlls wrapped in shared libraries) to be loaded into specified address. If after that you get broken ELF library - it means your preloader is broken and can damage binaries. This can damage your entire system if you let it loose (allow to "optimize" your system). > Maybe the problem is that it uses a 64-bit version of prelink. I have the Debian stable version (0.0.20071009-1) of prelink installed in /usr/sbin/prelink which is the one that is detected by the ./configure script.
