> I just set it up on an i386 running -current.  The problem seems to
> be that more is needed to make ls work than just the ls binary and
> the shared libraries.

Yes; you'll also need /usr/libexec/ld.elf_so (or modern equivalent, if
that's an outdated name for it).

"strings - /bin/ls | head" will probably show the relevant path as the
first line of output.

Unfortunately ktrace will not reveal reveal this name, as it will most
names on which an executable depends, since it's not accessed by a
syscall in the usual sense - it's used by the kernel as part of
executable startup, and its absence leads to ENOEXEC from exec*().

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