OK, I did that and I have come to the conclusion that linking the DLL (shared object lib) that I wrote is DEFINITELY causing the error. This is strange, because when I comment out all of its calls and run nm cms.exe.so to verify that it is NOT linking any of the lib's functions it will still give the error. If I remove the mention of the lib from the link options, then the app loads and runs. So it is something to do with the construction of the .so file... It has to be a missing or incorrect flag... I added -fPIC but that doesn't seem to help. On Fri, 2010-04-02 at 03:05 -0500, Thunderbird wrote: > I would try again from scratch using a basic hello world app and see if you can get that working. > > > > >