>>>>> "KS" == Klaus Steden <klaus.steden@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes: KS> My thinking is that if I can find the right 32 bit app that's got KS> a dependency on this library, I can install it and anaconda will KS> install the 32 bit libstdc++ RPM as well. You can just create an empty package that has the dependency you want, and install that. Or you can just manually install the package in %post, or set things up so that the machine installs it when it boots for the first time. I generally opt for the latter. I suppose it would be nice to be able to specify the arch of packages in %packages or in comps.xml, but in the absence of that functionality you have to do a few things manually. (I happen to need ncurses.i386.) - J<
