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On 4 July 2018 at 08:31, James Stevenson <james.al.stevenson@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> The easiest way to fix this issue is to figure out which libraries you need |
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> and then stipulate that you want the x86_32 version of that package in your |
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> accept_keywords file. Check the Gentoo wiki for the software you are trying |
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> to run for hints on what libraries you need. |
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This won't work, keywords are for accepting unstable packages, or |
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unkeyworded packages in your tree, they don't make a package 32-bit on |
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a 64-bit system. |
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This is what the USE_EXPAND variable ABI_X86 is for. |
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I agree that you should figure out which libraries you need in 32-bit |
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versions, but then you should add them to your package.use file or |
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directory. |
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An example: I have a file /etc/portage/package.use/abix86 where I put |
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lines like these for packages I need installed in a 32-bit flavour (in |
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addition to the 64-bit my normal system uses): |
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dev-db/sqlite abi_x86_32 |
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dev-libs/glib abi_x86_32 |
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etc... |
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Cheers, |
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Arve |
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