Johannes Poehlmann writes: > > lsb libraries native for this architecture > runtime libraries -> /lib/lsb > Stub libraries -> /usr/lib/lsb-stub > > IA32 emulation libraries on non IA32 systems (IA64) > runtime libraries -> /lib/lsb-ia32compat > Stub libraries -> /usr/lib/lsb-stub-ia32compat >
Is there any need to embed the `ia' bit in the name? Why not just /lib/lsb32 (or /lib/lsb32compat though I don't think we even need the compat suffix). The same directories can then be used for sparc64 and ppc64 systems (no need to install both ia32 and ppc32 libraries on the same machine). > 3. If there is an lsb loader for IA64 binaries, we recommend to > name it > /lib/lsb/ld-lsb-ia64.so.1, > as we believe it to be a a reasonable guess of future standardization. > Same comment as above for the name, why not just: /lib/lsb/ld-lsb-64.so.1 Chris. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] IBM OzLabs Linux Development Group Canberra, Australia
