Hey Gert!

Jun 25 11:30 06, Gert Koefoed Andersen wrote to Maurice Kinal:

 GKA> Is just how to do a compile of 32-bit on the computer as the 
 GKA> commmand and libs to do it.

Right.  You'll need two sets of libs though and be able to link to the
right ones given the target.  For x86_64 based multilib gcc it is as simple
as flagging CC="gcc -m32" and for 64-bit CC="gcc -m64"
and to configure --libdir=/lib64 or /usr/lib64 depending on where you want
your 64-bit libs to end up.  In the case of Husky it'll have to be the
CC="gcc -m32" and I put the libs under a special user under
/home/fido so that they don't end up as part of the system.  Same with the
apps.  I am thinking about making it a chroot jailed system not unlike some
ftpd applications (eg vsftpd).

 GKA> I still getting segmention fault and some msgapier -3 from hpt 
 GKA> linux.

I haven't seen that problem.  Which version are you using?

Life is good,
Maurice

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