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Different versions of same lib broke my package manager
OS: Debian stretch
linux kernel: 4.7.0-1-amd64
I have unmet dependencies between some nvidia packages. They seem to be caused by libnvidia-glcore and libnvidia-eglcore Forcing them through apt/dpkg/...
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OpenJDK7 JRE 32-bit on Debian Stretch 64-bit
I am currently using Debian Stretch (testing, at the moment). I need to install Java 7 32-bit to be able to work with an old applet that is only compatible with that specific version: No 64-bit, no ...
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Linux-PAM can't use custom PAM module - possibly related to multiarch
I've built a simple, custom, PAM module and the module works as expected with pamtester and with some other pam testing code I found online.
I've also built a simple dotnet core application which ...
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Why can't I install multiple both x86 and x86_64 versions of a library side by side?
Edited output:
# apt-get install librados2:amd64 librados2:i386
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
librados2:amd64 : Conflicts: librados2 but 0.80.7-2+deb8u1 is to be installed
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Will multiarch give negative impact to linux OS?
In order to runing 32bit application in 64bit linux OS, AFAIK i need to have multiarch library. But will it give negative impact to the OS performance or maybe will using too many resource of the ...
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Wine can not handle system fonts
Debian Jessie (amd64)
wine wine-1.6.2 (i386)
There are system fonts avalable for x-applications (truetype).
But i can not see them in font select dialogue in wine. wine-applications also can not use ...
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Some packages cannot be installed using multi-arch (take two)
Note: This question has been previously asked on askubuntu.com but was rejected as off-topic, and instead, I was redirected to this site. Therefore I'm reposting it here.
I'm trying to compile a ...
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How to create 32bit chroot system that is just a mirror of my current system for compiling purposes?
After lot of googling and posting and crying over obscure GCC linker error messages I concluded that the only way to reliably build something in foreign CPU architecture is to set up a chroot ...
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E: Unable to locate package libssl-dev when trying to download 32bit OpenSSL on 64bit system
I'm trying to compile multiarch project the right (means reproducible) way, so I decided to install all libraries through apt-get. But ever since the system noticed what I'm doing, it became hostile. ...
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Is there a general way of building 32bit projects on 64bit system?
I have a project that is supposed to run on all following platforms:
Win x86
Win x64
Linux (Debian) x86
Linux (Debian) x64
I'm finish with windows and Linux x64 compiled although I'm not sure it ...
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Set up enviroment for cross-compilation to i386, armel, armhf, arm64 and mips with no libglib2 conflicts
I'm trying to set up a build environment for a software in Debian Jessie. I need to produce amd64, i386 and eventually armel and armhf binaries of the software. It would be cool if I could cross-...
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Should I bother installing 32-bit KDE libraries?
Running a (C)LFS-x86_64 Linux computer with 32 bit libraries installed in parallel in /{usr,}/lib32 (compared with /{usr,}/lib64 which contains the same libraries, plus a couple extra.)
Finished ...
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ld cannot find print_insn_big_mips(and few others) despite binutils-multiarch-dev installed
I am trying to compile a program(on Ubuntu 14.04 64 bit) that requires binutils with multiarch support(recommended version 2.20).
I have installed binutils-multiarch 2.24 and the dev package from the ...
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How to convince APT that a cross-arch package is installed manually?
I have a qemu-armhf chroot environment on an amd64 machine (it's mainly for compiling Raspberry Pi code). As such it can run both armhf and amd64 binaries but it's faster doing the latter.
There are ...
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Backtrace of “git clone” running inside qemu-user-emulation based arm-chroot
I'm running a wheezy:armhf chroot using qemu user emulation on my jessie:x86_64 system. Somehow, a git clone on a particular private repository will hang inside the chroot, while succeed natively. ...
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Having nVidia OpenGL 32bit driver on a 64bit Debian system in multiarch
I'm trying to install 32 bit nVidia drivers on my 64-bit system (to get wine working with OpenGL). So I tried:
root@grzes:/lib# aptitude install libgl1-nvidia-glx:i386 libxvmcnvidia1:i386
The ...
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Segmentation fault in libGL.so.1
A while back I posted a question about running a 32 bit app in Debian Wheezy 64 bit
Thanks to @JosephR I was able to run it without the nasty could not find libGL.so.1 error.
Now, however, the app ...
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Running a 32-bit application in Debian Wheezy 64 bits: Missing libraries
I want to play the game Aquaria in a Debian Wheezy 64 bits. The installation went ok, but when trying to play the game I get these errors:
ALSA lib conf.c:3314:(snd_config_hooks_call) Cannot open ...
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Is i386 multiarch support broken on amd64 Debian Sid? [closed]
I am currently experiencing issues with Debian Sid. My architecture is amd64 (x86-64).
If I want to install a i386 package and run the following commands:
# dpkg -add-architecture i386
# sudo apt-get ...
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Can one install an armel Ubuntu package on armhf Ubuntu system?
My particular concern is about installing "coq" in Ubuntu 12.04 for Toshiba AC100 (armhf distro), which hasn't been built successfully for armhf, but is available for armel -- https://answers....
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Getting “Not found” message when running a 32-bit binary on a 64-bit system
I have currently a strange problem on debian (wheezy/amd64).
I have created a chroot to install a server (i can't give any more detail about it, sorry). Let's call its path /chr_path/.
To make things ...
