On Solaris, you can get the tree with: ldd -s <binary_name> It gives you the dependency tree, tells you the search paths it used for each dependency in th

On Solaris, you can get the tree with: ldd -s <binary_name> It gives you the dependency tree, tells you the search paths it used for each dependency in the tree (LD_LIBRARY_PATH, the RUNPATH for the specific binary, and ld.config file), and the reason it rejected any files it did find, e.g. missing symbol version.