Finding application dependency for a program written in Mono

I developed a fairly mid-sized Mono tool on my Ubuntu 10.10 machine (Meverick) compiled with Mono 2.6. The program runs fine without any problem. Then I gave the tool to one of my colleagues for testing who is still using Ubuntu 10.04 (Luci开发者_开发问答d) and Mono 2.4. He is not able to run the program. We upgraded Mono on his machine to 2.6 using badgerports' script but no luck. It runs but crashes immediately with SEGSIGV error. I doubt it is because we are missing a lib package on his machine. But how should I go and find out what dependencies he needs to run the program? I'm aware that there is a section where you can put what libs you need while creating a .deb installer. But what libs and what versions should I include for checking?

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Maybe getlibs is your answer: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=474790

or a simpler way is here: add http here because I can't post second link linux.byexamples.com/archives/409/how-to-list-shared-library-dependencies-used-by-an-application/

basically use ldd -v on your program to see what's required.

The first solution installs the stuff required for you. The second gives you a list of what's required.

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For newer versions of Mono AsmSpy does the trick.
Worked just fine with current stable (Mono 4.4.2) - I downloaded the prebuilt version from AppVeyor.