Re: Stupid (?) lib64 questions

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On Tue, Dec 06, 2005 at 01:22:42PM +0000, David Woodhouse wrote:
> A workaround is to edit /etc/rpm/platform before building 32-bit
> packages on a 64-bit machine. And then remember to put it back again
> before running 'yum update' on that machine :)
 
Setting up an alternate build environment is the type of thing that I
like to do with bind mounts in a private namespace.  There's no standard
tool yet to create a private namespace, I simply use one that I hacked up;
with the merging of shared subtrees into 2.6.15, that ought to change.
The v9fs folks may have a set of userland tools available.

First,

   sed -e 's/x86_64/i686/;s/ppc64/ppc32/;s/s390x/s390/' \
	/etc/rpm/platform > /etc/rpm/platform32

In a private namespace, you can do something like:

   mount -n --bind /etc/rpm/plaform32 /etc/rpm/platform
   ...

Regards,

   Bill Rugolsky

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