Re: Installing *i686.deb's with dpkg (wrong system type: i386 vs. i686)
On Mon, Oct 07, 2002 at 05:51:03PM -0300, Leo Costela wrote:
> This is what you're doing wrong: you can alter debian/rules to compile
> using arch-specific optimisation, but dpkg's architecture list does
> not support sub-archs, therefor you must change the name of you
> package manualy to something like <package>-i686 to specify what you
> want. Leave the Arch field in debian/control as i386, that's the best
> dpkg can do for you right now.
Why do not use apt-build ? you use it as apt-get, (apt-build update,
apt-build upgrade, apt-build install) and he will automatically fetch
the package from the deb-src from you sources.list and builds it
according to your _REAL_ architecture, put it in a local repository and
installs it...
> Hope I was of any help.
same :)
Cheers,
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Helios de Creisquer
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