Perhaps I should mention the keyword "locale" here. It seems pretty clear that the segfault is caused by ____strtol_l_internal receiving a null pointer as its locale argument. So the C library start-up code, when presented with an empty auxiliary vector, is silently failing to initialise the locale. Perhaps this is a simple oversight, or perhaps there's a good reason why it's hard to set up a locale without certain information from the auxiliary vector. (AT_PHDR, perhaps?)
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