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+Error: PltResolver: Symbol wcscasecmp_l(ver 5: wcscasecmp_l@GLIBC_2.3) not found, cannot apply R_X86_64_JUMP_SLOT
+I'm trying to understand this error first. Is this saying the Symbol _wcscasecmp_l_ is missing from the Box64 version of GLIBC? 

+

+I'm running under Ubuntu 20.04 on an M1 Mac in a Parallels VM. The program runs fine under the same version of Ubuntu when on x86_64.

+

+Box64 with Dynarec v0.1.5 36bfcd2 built on Oct 19 2021 23:15:06

+

+The full error log includes

+

+> Error, memory map (@ 0x400000 0x80000/0x1000) for elf "./HelloWorld" allocated @0xffff9ba09000

+> Error: allocating memory for elf ./HelloWorld

+....

+> Error, memory map (@ 0x400000 0x80000/0x1000) for elf "./HelloWorld" allocated @0xffff9ab89000

+> Error: allocating memory for elf ./HelloWorld

+> Error: PltResolver: Symbol wcscasecmp_l(ver 5: wcscasecmp_l@GLIBC_2.3) not found, cannot apply R_X86_64_JUMP_SLOT 0x4b12f0 (0x412e46) in ./HelloWorld

+

+(Spaces added to keep the @ from becoming a mention)
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+Warning, of_unconvert(...) left over 0x8000, converted 0x8402 when running box64 on RISC-V
+Hello,

+

+My box64 version is:

+```

+Dynarec for RISC-V With extension: I M A F D C PageSize:4096 Running on unknown riscv64 cpu with 4 Cores

+Will use Hardware counter measured at 10.0 MHz emulating 640 MHz

+Params database has 61 entries

+Box64 with Dynarec v0.2.7 db355427 built on Apr 10 2024 14:42:28

+```

+When I use it to run an amd64 version of bash, I get this at startup:

+```

+bash: eval: line 31: syntax error near unexpected token `('

+bash: eval: line 31: `Warning, of_unconvert(...) left over 0x8000, converted 0x8000'

+Warning, of_unconvert(...) left over 0x8000, converted 0x8402

+Warning, of_unconvert(...) left over 0x8000, converted 0x8402

+```

+and then at the end of every output, there is this line:

+`Warning, of_unconvert(...) left over 0x8000, converted 0x8402`

+

+Is this expected or a bug? I just checked and it happens for other programs as well.

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+Providing a Native GNU/Linux Environment for Android Users
+Dear Developers of box64

+

+I am writing to you with a constructive suggestion regarding the approach taken by your software solutions. While the ability to run Windows applications on Android devices through emulation is certainly valuable, I believe there is a missed opportunity in not providing users with a native GNU/Linux environment.

+

+The core issue I see is that by focusing solely on running Windows applications via Wine, you are depriving users of access to the vast ecosystem of native Linux software. Programs like Blender, Steam, and many others have robust Linux versions that could provide a superior experience compared to their Windows counterparts running under emulation.

+

+Furthermore, for certain performance-intensive applications, such as Team Fortress 2 or Dota 2, a native Linux environment could offer significantly better performance than the emulated Windows versions.

+

+I would encourage you to consider expanding your offerings to include a full-fledged GNU/Linux distribution, in addition to the Windows emulation capabilities. This would allow users to access both the Windows software they need, as well as the rich selection of native Linux applications, all while potentially benefiting from improved performance in certain scenarios.

+

+By taking this approach, you would be providing Android users with a truly comprehensive solution that caters to their diverse software requirements, without compromising on the quality and performance of the user experience.

+

+I believe this would be a valuable addition to your product lineup and would make a significant contribution to the Android ecosystem. I am happy to discuss this further or provide any additional feedback that may assist in the development of this enhanced offering.

+

+Thank you for your consideration, and I look forward to seeing the continued evolution of your products.
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