slpkg and multilib
by ZenwalkerGod from LinuxQuestions.org on (#6FXMN)
First of all, I want to congratulate the entire Slackware team for doing a great job and slowly bringing more and more people to this excellent Slackware distro.
Pat had an excellent vision of how a Linux distro should be created. And no one can take away this legacy. Many thanks to Pat and the entire team involved.
So getting straight to what brings me here guys. I'm currently using zenwalk with the netpkg and slpkg package manager.
Would it be possible for someone to provide a step-by-step manual on how to activate multilib through slpkg??
I did the following: I went to
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and download this.
Then I followed the instructions on the website
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Using these commands directly, slpkg does not recognize the glibc_packages.pkgs and compat32.pkgs files
So I had to download it first.
So when I do the command
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the system breaks and it stops recognizing the glibc and gcc packages.
I've already tried editing the glibc_packages.pkgs file and commenting out some packages first, but without success.
Break my system again. Would it be possible for someone who uses slpkg and has tried to install multilib through it successfully? Thanks
Pat had an excellent vision of how a Linux distro should be created. And no one can take away this legacy. Many thanks to Pat and the entire team involved.
So getting straight to what brings me here guys. I'm currently using zenwalk with the netpkg and slpkg package manager.
Would it be possible for someone to provide a step-by-step manual on how to activate multilib through slpkg??
I did the following: I went to
Quote:
https://gitlab.com/dslackw/slpkg/-/b..._packages.pkgs https://gitlab.com/dslackw/slpkg/-/b.../compat32.pkgs |
Then I followed the instructions on the website
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# slpkg update --repository=multilib # slpkg install glibc_packages.pkgs --repository=multilib # slpkg install compat32.pkgs --repository=multilib |
So I had to download it first.
So when I do the command
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# slpkg install glibc_packages.pkgs --repository=multilib |
I've already tried editing the glibc_packages.pkgs file and commenting out some packages first, but without success.
Break my system again. Would it be possible for someone who uses slpkg and has tried to install multilib through it successfully? Thanks