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Pablo1150

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[SOLVED] lib32-lame can't be found but multilib is enabled

Hello, I am trying to install wine-stable from the AUR, which requires lib32-gstreamer-git, but when I try to build it, makepkg asks me to install lib32-lame among other packages, however, when I try to install these packages, pacman tells me that it can't find them.

Here:

$ sudo pacman -S lib32-lame
error: target not found: lib32-lame

Despite lib32-lame being on the multilib repository

Here's how I've tried to fix this issue:
1. Updating my pacman package database (with pacman -Syw), which didn't do anything
2. Upgrading my system, which also didn't do anything (probably because I installed arch a week ago)
3. Checking if I properly uncommented and enabled multilib in /etc/pacman.conf (I did)
4. Querying the package database to see if it even has multilib (it does, but lib32-lame is still missing)

Does anyone have any ideas on how to fix this?

Last edited by Pablo1150 (2024-07-03 23:15:28)

Scimmia

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Re: [SOLVED] lib32-lame can't be found but multilib is enabled

When you update the system, does it say it's downloading the multilib database?

Pablo1150

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Re: [SOLVED] lib32-lame can't be found but multilib is enabled

Yes.

Scimmia

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Re: [SOLVED] lib32-lame can't be found but multilib is enabled

What mirror is at the top of your mirrorlist?

Pablo1150

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Re: [SOLVED] lib32-lame can't be found but multilib is enabled

https://geo.mirror.pkgbuild.com/$repo/os/$arch

Scimmia

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Re: [SOLVED] lib32-lame can't be found but multilib is enabled

Well that just redirects to different mirrors, so we don't know where the databases came from and I can't check things.

How about the output of pacman -Sl multilib? That may give us a clue.

Last edited by Scimmia (2024-07-03 22:46:52)

WorMzy

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Re: [SOLVED] lib32-lame can't be found but multilib is enabled

Hello, I am trying to install wine-stable from the AUR, which requires lib32-gstreamer-git

Are you sure? As much of a cesspit the AUR is, a '-stable' package depending on a '-git' package seems too rediculous to be true. As far as I can tell my looking at the PKGBUILD, it doesn't depend on any gstreamer package (despite including '--with-gstreamer' configure flag..)

I suspect there's an overly 'helpful' AUR helper at play here. Please post the full command and output from trying to install wine-stable.

Mod note: moving to AUR Issues.

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Pablo1150

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Re: [SOLVED] lib32-lame can't be found but multilib is enabled

Yeah, turns out I got my packages confused and the link to lib32-lame I put in the first post was actually for lib32-mesa and lib32-lame and all the other packages are in the AUR. Also, wine-stable depends on lib32-gst-plugins-base-libs-git and lib32-gst-plugins-base-libs-git's package base is lib32-gstreamer-git

Last edited by Pablo1150 (2024-07-03 23:15:11)

Lone_Wolf

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Re: [SOLVED] lib32-lame can't be found but multilib is enabled

Also, wine-stable depends on lib32-gst-plugins-base-libs-git

No it doesn't .
wine-stable has gst-plugins-base-libs  and lib32-gst-plugins-base-libs (and a bunch of other gst packages) as makedepends & optdeps

As far as I can see those are all available from repos.

What probably happens is you build on a live system where the gts*-git packages are already installed before you start building.
since the gts-*-git pacakges provide their non-git counterparts, pacman won't install the repo versions.

You encountered one of the reasons why clean chroot builds are the recommended way to build aur packages.

The only aur helpers I know of that use clean chroots are aurutils and paru .

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