You can reinstall ld-elf.so.1 by rebuilding it from the FreeBSD source code.
You do not need to touch elf. You need to upgrade software depending on libxcb.so.1 by relinking them against ibxcb.so.2 -- you would know this if you read the UPDATING file before you updated libxcb. It is possible to say use ibxcb.so.2 whenever ibxcb.so.1 is asked for, but you
do not want to do this; the question you've asked explains why.
In short, it appears you upgraded libxcb -- and did not upgrade everything that requires the "old version", which was very well documented in the UPDATING file like so:
Quote:
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Originally Posted by ports/UPDATING
20090123:
AFFECTS: users of x11/libxcb
AUTHOR: flz@FreeBSD.org
Libxcb shared library version was bumped from 1 to 2. You need to
rebuild any consumer of libxcb.so.1 or some applications will be
linked against two versions of libxcb once libX11 is upgraded.
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