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> What exactly is the problem? Why can't you use the regular Linux > version in sysdeps/unix/sysv/linux/pread.c etc? Without the special version for pwrite64 I get an undefined reference to '__GI___pwrite64'. The alias for pwrite64 in syscalls.list doesn't seem to create an alias for __GI__pwrite64. This is the immediate problem I am facing. The second problem is that a direct system call doesn't do the asynchronous cancel. I can't use the regular Linux version because they split the offset into two 32 bit arguments which is wrong for s390-64. blue skies, Martin
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