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I'm updating my system with my normal CHROOT method where I update all |
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teh packages in a CHROOT and then make packages of them for my real |
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system. |
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For the first time, I am doing this to my amd64 system rather than my |
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x86 system, and I've had a couple glitches. |
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Because /lib and /usr/lib are symlinked to /lib64 and /usr/lib64, the |
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packages I made in my CHROOT won't extract correctly. It will get to |
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extracting /lib (or /usr/lib), which is a symlink, and it cannot create |
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the next level of directories within it because the referenced directory |
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doesn't exist where the package is being extracted. |
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Am I doing something wrong in creating the packages, or in extracting |
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them? |
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Thanks! |
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-M |
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There are 10 kinds of people in this world: |
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Those who can count in binary and those who cannot. |
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