On Mon, 2002-09-09 at 13:19, Matus "fantomas" Uhlar wrote: > Provides: libogg0 > Replaces: libogg0 > Conflicts: libogg0 > > However, when trying to install this, i got some errors about other packages > depending on libogg0, thus libogg0 was not removed, and my package was not > installed. dpkg -I package_version_arch.deb shows the correct dependencies? if not you might've built the package the wrong way > Another question - is this enough? Do I need to change any of > dpkg-architecture variables, or are they here only for defining the base > architecture (i386 even for pentiumII or k6 processors)? I guess few packages have architecture optimisation turned on by default, because - in many cases - if one of the autobuilders build it with optimisation for it's arch, many users woudln't be able to run it if they owned a slightly diferent processor, like a k6-2 instead of a k6-3. You should turn it on providing the right CXXFLAGS or CFLAGS[1] to your compiler, or maybe some options to ./configure. [1] the most common, and easy, optimisation flags are -O -O2 and -O3, they simplify the task of choosing the right flags for your specific processor. /me prepares a trout to slap himself with, if he said something stupid =] Cheers -- Leo Costela Public Key: http://wallsplash.net/leo/pubkey.asc "you must cut down the mightiest tree in the forest... with... a herring!"
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