Here's how I did it... * Ensured that CONFIG_IA32_EMULATION was set in the kernel config of the 64-bit host linux (Gentoo)
* rsync'd an entire install of CentOS 6.5, lock-stock-and-barrel, from a QEMU VM to /home/misc/centos65 * rm -rf /home/misc/centos65/dev /home/misc/centos65/sys /home/misc/centos65/proc * mount --bind /dev /home/misc/centos65/dev mount --bind /proc /home/misc/centos65/proc * cp /etc/resolv.conf /home/misc/centos65/etc/resolv.conf * /usr/bin/linux32 /usr/bin/chroot /home/misc/centos65/ /bin/bash Then I executed "su -" to a regular user, and set up and ran the 32-bit Pale Moon build. It works! The reasons for the bind mounts... - /dev because a lot of stuff seems to use /dev/null - /proc because my build script checks /proc/cpuinfo to figure out the setting for MOZ_MAKE_FLAGS (similar to MAKEOPTS in make.conf) -- Walter Dnes <waltd...@waltdnes.org> I don't run "desktop environments"; I run useful applications
