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Hello Maurice!

Jun 25 17:57 06, Maurice Kinal wrote to Gert Koefoed Andersen:
25 Jun 06 17:57, Maurice Kinal wrote to Gert Koefoed Andersen:


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

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

ok, this may my helper on gentoo linux amd64 co. x86_64 manage for me.

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

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

The stable version on hpt 1.4-rc5 and smapi 2.4-rc5  got by wget to
sourceforge.net and not by cvs.

And it is still getting segmention fault and some msgapierr -3 ...
could be bug and error in some doing work by gentoo amd64 2006 there not
like to work with some programs or more in stable husky for hpt.


  Take care,
     Gert

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