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Ezequiel Garcia writes: |
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> I found something strange. |
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> What should I have in /usr/i686-pc-linux-gnu? |
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> Currently: |
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> $ ls |
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> bin binutils-bin gcc-bin lib |
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Same here on ~amd64, except for an additional i686-pc-linux-gnu/lib/ |
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directory, containing broken symlinks only, which belongs to no package. |
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> I may be missing sys-include dir? any of you have it? |
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No, nowhere. Neither sys-include nor sysinclude. |
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> Perhaps I messed up stuff when playing with crossdev, and friends ;) |
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I did that, too, maybe those broken symlinks are results from that? Now |
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I'm building i686 stuff in a chroot. |
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Wonko |
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