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One either links with libC, or with uClibc (and accompaniying crt*.o) object(s), but not both. If mClibc is a complete libC environment, it should provide crt*.o and any other necessary objects.
What you have there after linking is a "salad", a mess; it's a miracle you're able to run it at all.
Also, if GNU ld supports $ORIGIN (like Solaris and HP-UX' ld(1)), you could link dynamically, by passing -R'$ORIGIN/../lib' to ld directly, or going through the cc(1) front end with -Wl,-R'$ORIGIN/../lib'.
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