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#1 2010-02-27 10:55:14
- LukynZ
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pacman - architecture check
I have noticed that pacman doesn't check what packages for what architecture it's installing. There is no problem to install x86_64 packages for i686 architecture. Ahd how I noticed it? I sent my pacman.conf file to my frind who has it broken and I didnt mind that he is using i686 as I am amd64 user. So he makes install and update without problem and what happens next u can all realize. Do u think it is ok?
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#2 2010-02-27 10:57:55
- bangkok_manouel
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Re: pacman - architecture check
IIRC, it's in git already.
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#3 2010-02-27 11:01:04
- Allan
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Re: pacman - architecture check
Do u think it is ok?
Sure... There are lessons to be learnt here! 
There is something to prevent you doing this in the git repo at the moment. It will be in the next major package release.
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#4 2010-02-27 11:09:37
- LukynZ
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Re: pacman - architecture check
LukynZ wrote:Do u think it is ok?
Sure... There are lessons to be learnt here!
There is something to prevent you doing this in the git repo at the moment. It will be in the next major package release.
Hard lesson, but not for me However good to hear that it is fixed 
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