musl and glibc are the central system C library implementations, they are not binary compatible.
Almost everything in your system is using it.
That means that if you overrides /lib/libc*.so with musl version, all binaries compiled with glibc will immediately stop to function.
This is not simply changing a tool by an other one. This is the core of the system, along the Linux kernel.
Almost everything in your system is using it.
That means that if you overrides /lib/libc*.so with musl version, all binaries compiled with glibc will immediately stop to function.
This is not simply changing a tool by an other one. This is the core of the system, along the Linux kernel.
Kind regards,
Xavier Miller.
Xavier Miller.