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whatever it is 2.34 or 2.12 in you filesystem, it is asking 2.14 at the file /lib64/libc.so.6

Centos has no future, you should switch to another distribution

hello, if you don't mind about experimental versions, please try the "bind_16.02" branch, it compiled perfectly on my [fork](https://github.com/optyfr/sevenzipjbinding/releases/tag/16.02-2.01beta)

Also note that this happens the same with 16.02-2.01 and 9.20-2.00 beta

the difference between the two following is setSolid, setLevel is 9 for both [ultra.txt](https://github.com/borisbrodski/sevenzipjbinding/files/5044777/ultra.txt) => LZMA:22 (9 blocks) [solid+ultra.txt](https://github.com/borisbrodski/sevenzipjbinding/files/5044778/solid%2Bultra.txt) => LZMA2:48m (1 block)

the difference between the two is setSolid, setLevel is 1 for both [fastest.txt](https://github.com/borisbrodski/sevenzipjbinding/files/5044804/fastest.txt) => LZMA2:22 (9 blocks) [solid+fastest.txt](https://github.com/borisbrodski/sevenzipjbinding/files/5044803/solid%2Bfastest.txt) => LZMA2:24 (1 block)

private void SetOptions(final Object iout) throws SevenZipException { switch(format) { case SEVEN_ZIP: if(iout instanceof IOutFeatureSetSolid) { System.out.println("Solid : "+session.getUser().getSettings().getProperty(SettingsEnum.sevenzip_solid, true)); ((IOutFeatureSetSolid) iout).setSolid(session.getUser().getSettings().getProperty(SettingsEnum.sevenzip_solid, true)); //$NON-NLS-1$ } if(iout instanceof IOutFeatureSetLevel) { System.out.println("Level...

btw, don't try to setThreadCount other than -1 or it won't compress to the desired level at all... even with solid mode!

also tried to tweak solid mode... and finally the only combination that take care of compression level settings is setSolid(true) without any other options from IOutFeatureSetSolid, I mean that setSolidFiles...

JRomManager indeed uses a scan cache, except that it's not for extra headers on single files, but for SHA1 and MD5 checksum on archives entries (even on CRC it's faster...