Unlink an ELF executable

Is it possible to unlink a dynamically linked ELF executable? I want to regenerate an object file (.o) from a final executable file without recompiling from source, and then relink it statically.

Solution

There are things such as Ermine, ELF Statifier, and jumpstart for x86/x86_64.

This feature comparison page from Ermine nicely shows the capabilities of Ermine Pro/Lite vs. ELF Statifier.

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