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Duncan <1i5t5.duncan <at> cox.net> writes: |
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> "Boky" <verynotbad <at> gmail.com> posted |
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> e8666cf90612160745k19aa5622ueb3c7e84295285bc <at> mail.gmail.com, excerpted |
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> below, on Sat, 16 Dec 2006 16:45:24 +0100: |
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> > Anyways, is it possible to emerge the same package in parallel? As |
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> > 32-bit and 64-bit version? |
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> > Something in the lines of: |
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> > ABI="amd64,x86" emerge libxml2 |
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> > or: |
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> > emerge libxml2 |
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> > ABI="x86" emerge |
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> > --some-option-to-ignore-already-installed-package-and-not-remove-it |
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> > libxml2 |
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> For a variation on the 32-bit chroot that involves creating it, then |
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> using it to build your own 32-bit emul- packages that you can merge on |
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> your 64-bit system without screwing up its database, check here. (This is |
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> NOT official Gentoo, just something a Gentoo/amd64 user put up. I'm not |
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> sure if it's fully upto date, but the idea will remain the same even if |
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> you have to tweak the specifics a bit.) It's worth a read, anyway, just |
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> to see how it can be done, whether you choose to do it yourself or not. |
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> Unofficial (User's) Gentoo/amd64 Creating your own 32-bit emul packages |
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> HOWTO: http://www.andyjeffries.co.uk/32bit-ebuild-amd64.html |
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Thank you Duncan. |
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This is exacly what I was looking for. I have already created a 32-bit chroot, |
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but wasn't very keen on the idea of issuing 10+ commands (mount -o bind...) to |
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start openoffice or firefox. |
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I was experimenting with "emerge -b" but sadly, everything gets installed into |
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/lib so it's not usable on the main root. |
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I will give the mentioned link a shoot and tell you how it goes. |
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Cheers, |
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B |
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