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Hello everybody,
I'm just trying to install something from the AUR for the first time (new Arch user) on a 64-bit installation. I have had the [multilib] repository accessible since installing, I have gcc-multilib, gcc-libs-multilib, gcc-fortran-multilib, gcc-objc-multilib, and libtool-multilib. I'm pretty sure I didn't need a couple of those but I was trying fixes from other posts so they're there now.
I get an error when trying:
sudo pacman -S base-develUnder dependencies, it says it requires gcc, libtool, and binutils (the rest seem not to be causing problems for me, but I don't know for sure yet).
:: binutils and binutils-multilib are in conflict. Remove binutils-multilib? [y/N]I've said N so far because others have said binutils-multilib does what binutils does so I shouldn't have to take the non-multilib version. Someone also posted that libtool depended on binutils, but that was a different thread with a different problem so I don't know that it has to do with me. I installed libtool-multilib just in case, but it hasn't changed any prompts. Some others also had gcc-fortran installed and resolved issues by replacing it with gcc-fortran-multilib.
sudo pacman -Qs gccThe above tells me some information about my gcc setup, and everything is from multilib except:
local/lib32-gcc-libs 4.7.1-4.1
Runtime libraries shipped with GCC (32-bit)However, there wasn't a lib64... or ...-multilib equivalent to that one.
Sorry I don't know how to procede from here. Does anybody know off hand how to get base-devel on a 64-bit multilib installation?
Thanks,
Dave
Last edited by bambitheslug (2012-07-12 19:33:17)
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Actually, I apologize... I think I was just too tired before when I tried to do this. I just realized that base-devel is just a group of packages. It's not a software itself that I need. So I guess I can just proceed without the non-multilib versions of those specific packages. I'll post back if I still have troubles, but I'll probably end up marking it [SOLVED] here in a bit.
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