Ernesto Domato wrote:
Hi, I like the idea of the ia32-* packages managed by the ia32-apt-get
package till multiarch is ready but I found that the amount of
packages to be upgraded differs from aptitude to ia32-aptitude.
As for today for example, I have 195 packages to upgrade using
aptitude but
Goswin von Brederlow wrote:
David Witbrodt dawit...@sbcglobal.net writes:
I thought 'ia32-apt-get' was removed by accident, and you were merely
waiting for a sponsor to get it added back. Was it actually removed
intentionally?
It appears that way. You can read about it on Bug#535645 and the
Alex Samad wrote:
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 03:15:23AM -0700, Norval Watson wrote:
So, please put it back, at least to experimental.
Have a nice weekend
Hans-J. Ullrich
I agree, I vote for ia32-apt-get
Norv
I agree to
Add me to the list of supporters! Whatever difficulties it was
Alex Samad wrote:
Using only ia32-apt-get for all things is recommended to avoid
unexpected results. But if you forget then the system won't blow up.
It is not dangerous.
So just for clarity, once I have installed ia32-apt-get, I should only
use ia32-apt-get and not apt-get. I presume
Goswin von Brederlow wrote:
Alex Samad a...@samad.com.au writes:
Hi
Seems like there has been some traffic about ia32-apt-get, just
wondering if this is the new way forward instead of ia32-libs
is there any must read articles about ia32-apt-get ?
Alex
That remains to be seen. Some people
since a few days I have trouble, to get any windowmanager started, and
some other very important applications crash (for example mysqld).
It only happened to me today, when I updated Sid.
The system, I am running is debian-amd64/sid (0unstable) with full updates.
At last, this si the
Alan Ianson wrote:
It would appear that it requries the nspluginwrapper to work.
This is new ground for me. I don't suppose that I could pull the deb
and install it with dpkg, have it appear in aptitude as locally
installed/obsolete and have it work? Or does it rely on newer versions
of libs
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