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On Mittwoch 26 August 2009, Duncan wrote: |
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> Mark Haney posted on Wed, 26 Aug 2009 14:58:09 -0400 as excerpted: |
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> > Th libjpeg.so.62 file is there (in /usr/lib32, it's part of the |
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> > emul-linux-x86 package). It's up to date (the package is), so it can't |
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> > be that (I don't think.) |
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> emul-linux-x86 packages are all 32-bit, and that's in a lib32 dir as |
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> well. That's not going to help you with 64-bit compiling at all! |
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> Unless of course you're trying to compile KDE as 32-bit! |
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> Volker is likely correct. FWIW, the package owning my libjepeg.so.62 |
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> here is jpeg-6b-r8 (there might be an update in the last few days, I've |
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> not done one in a week or so). If you're running jpeg-7, as he suggests, |
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> a revdep-rebuild is in order. |
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23.8 was the day I updates to jpeg-7 and -compat was not there. More |
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correctly, it was not installed. A friend updated on Monday and -compat was |
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there. So.. it's a bit muddy. |
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You have two options: |
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go without -compat. revdep-rebuilt will fix all breakage and you can go on |
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go with -compat, revdep-rebuilt is not needed. But what lies ahead in the |
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future? |
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