Yes you can install both and I do install both of several libs
and I don't have it handy but I think a previous post in this list
explained how the packages can discern which architecture lib they want
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Phebe,
>Date: Tue, 21 Apr 2009 09:43:15 -0500
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>They are actually ported for use in the x86_64 platform in order to give
>functionality to a 32 bit package.
>
>For example: we use HP's Server Management Homepage and one package is
>still in 32 bit. I have to install zlib i386 and several others to get it
>to function.
Oh. But *can* you install (as the example we're using) *both* the zlib i386
*and* the zlib x86_64 packages? I would not have thought that you could,
nor would I have thought that you wanted to, since I'd think that packages
that expected to use the latter would have trouble, accidentally getting
the wrong lib.
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