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Op woensdag 26-11-2008 om 14:37 uur [tijdzone +0000], schreef Duncan: |
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> Tonko <tonko.mulder@×××××.com> posted |
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> 43ba12950811260610i4d8608c0ped540109c51ccd91@××××××××××.com, excerpted |
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> below, on Wed, 26 Nov 2008 15:10:51 +0100: |
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> > It looks like I don't use any 32 bit app so I made the switch to the |
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> > no-multilib profile. |
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> > Only 1 question remains (atm actually :P) : Can I just remove the /lib32 |
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> > and the /usr/lib32 dirs? |
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> You should be able to, yes. I'd check first to see if any package still |
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> owns them, just to be sure: |
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> equery belongs lib32 |
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> If that returns anything, either unmerge or remerge (again?) the returned |
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> package under the new profile, and it /should/ no longer own it. Once |
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> nothing owns it, it should be safe to delete without issue. |
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Only glibc owned some of it. I moved the dirs to my root homedir Just in |
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case. After some while they'll disappear ;) |
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As a result of the switch my lvm2 init script started complaining that |
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it is written for baselayout 2 (which I'm running by the way) and fails |
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to start. |
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I re-emerged lvm2, but that didn't help. |
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So any suggestions? Besides not using lvm2 :P |
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