Hello all, This discussion interests me very much.
2009/7/1 Dominique Dumont <[email protected]> > > Merci beaucoup Dominique! > > De rien ;-) > > > I get the point so what I must to do to avoid 'ia32-apt-get > > confusion', this is not install i386/32bits packages overwriting amd64 > > versions? > > Yes, but it may not be easy depending on the application you want to run. > For > instance wine requires 32b libs. (although I have not completely understood > wine requirements regarding 32b vs 64b) It's still not clear to me how we should install ia32 libs on amd64 systems. If I try to install a 32b library, sometimes it will try to overwrite an amd64, sometimes not. Pinning is the right choice? For instance, libasound, etc. The 32b libraries will be installed correctly on /emul/ia32? Is there any howto to solve this problems? For now, I'm still using ia32-libs and ia32-libs-gtk from testing to keep things like skype and firefox 3.5 working. > > > > Another question: what is the best combination to run proprietary > > ATi Video drivers? fglrx-*=1:9-5-1 + linux-image=2.6.26-17? > > "best" is difficult to estimate... Safer means sticking to Lenny. > > If you need more recent packages, either use testing or unstable. > Blending Lenny and Sid is more risky. > > Currently, fglrx-*=1:9-5-1 is the latest you can install on sid/amd64 with > kernel 2.6.29. > > HTH > > > -- > To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] > with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact > [email protected] > >
