YENRA — LINUX APPLICATION COMPATIBILITY RECORD
Companion: https://yenra.com/lsb-linux-standard-base/
Collect evidence before changing system libraries or loader paths.

Application / vendor / version / source URL / verified checksum:
Vendor-supported target environment:
Host distribution and release / architecture / CPU feature requirements:
Running kernel / libc implementation and package revision:
Container or VM boundary, if any:
Exact command, working directory, input and error:
Last known working environment and differences:

Inspection of trusted local artifact:
file output / ELF class and machine type:
Requested interpreter path / existence in the actual runtime filesystem:
Direct dynamic dependencies / symbol-version requirements:
Package owners and installed revisions of relevant libraries:
Language runtime / plugins / configuration / devices:
Do not run ldd on untrusted executables. Readelf inspection does not
deliberately launch the target, but is not a sandbox for hostile inputs.

Hypothesis tied to evidence:
Supported remedy (correct build/package, maintained environment,
compatible build from source, or supported isolated userspace):
Change owner / backup and recovery plan:
Startup test / representative real task / expected and actual results:
Maintainer issue reference / remaining limitations:
Avoid arbitrary loader symlinks, manual libc replacement and random
library downloads. Similar filenames do not establish ABI compatibility.