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Registered: 2010-12-10

Posts: 238

Multilib conflicts with native 64bit packages (gcc-libs and binutils)

hi all :>

i tried to build arduino from the AUR on my 64bit system (32bit version runs nice on my netbook! thanks! ). However i can't build it because it depends on gcc-libs-multilib and binutils-multilib from the multilib repo, which are conflicting with gcc-libs and binutils.

is it safe to remove the 64bit equivalents of gcc-libs and binutils and replace them with gcc-libs-multilib and binutils-multilib?

best regards :>

kfgz

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From: Supraśl, Poland

Registered: 2009-03-02

Posts: 114

Re: Multilib conflicts with native 64bit packages (gcc-libs and binutils)

is it safe to remove the 64bit equivalents of gcc-libs and binutils and replace them with gcc-libs-multilib and binutils-multilib?

Yes.

thestinger

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From: Toronto, Canada

Registered: 2010-01-23

Posts: 478

Re: Multilib conflicts with native 64bit packages (gcc-libs and binutils)

once you're done building you can switch back to gcc/binutils/gcc-libs

pablox

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From: /home/chile/santiago/

Registered: 2008-05-14

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Re: Multilib conflicts with native 64bit packages (gcc-libs and binutils)

I know this is an old post, but it's one of the first results on google and actually answers the question... shouldn't it be marked as [SOLVED] ?

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ngoonee

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From: Between Thailand and Singapore

Registered: 2009-03-17

Posts: 7,355

Re: Multilib conflicts with native 64bit packages (gcc-libs and binutils)

I know this is an old post, but it's one of the first results on google and actually answers the question... shouldn't it be marked as [SOLVED] ?

The first poster should mark [solved] if the replies solve the issue for him. I don't think he even read the replies, judging from his lack of response on this thread. Regardless, no reason to bump this thread, we have necro-bumping rules for a reason.

Closing.

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