On 29/01/13 01:57, James Antill wrote:
The problem is that 'i386' means i386 packages and below, but nothing
ships i386 anymore. What you probably want is i686 or athlon or
something, as the other poster said x86_64 will also work but it might
not be obvious why.
Yes, that makes sense. I just needed to change the logic of my
script so it adds '-a x86_64' on 32 bit hosts but no -a option on
64 bit hosts.
Thanks
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Ian
i.mortimer@xxxxxxxxx Ian Mortimer
Tel: +61 7 3346 8528 Science IT
University of Queensland
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