I'm using i386. I tested your code and as you say it doesn't install
because of libc breakage.
Nevermind, I'll build it myself.
Thanks for to you and Yaroslav for your help.
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[Piotr Ożarowski, 2012-05-31]
> [ode, 2012-05-31]
> > I would like to run Python 2.7 and 3.2 on Debian stable. They are not
> > in squeeze-backports. I would rather not install them from Unstable
> > as I do not want a mixed system. Do I have to compile them myself or
> > do you know of another tru
[ode, 2012-05-31]
> I would like to run Python 2.7 and 3.2 on Debian stable. They are not
> in squeeze-backports. I would rather not install them from Unstable
> as I do not want a mixed system. Do I have to compile them myself or
> do you know of another trusted source that has backported them to
FWIW -- if you don't find a cleaner way -- you could also
bootstrap entire wheezy/sid in a chroot, install whatever you need to
use there and then just provide a convenience wrapper
/usr/local/bin/python2.7 in your stable installation which would invoke
python2.7 from within the chroot.
for a rela
I would like to run Python 2.7 and 3.2 on Debian stable. They are not in
squeeze-backports. I would rather not install them from Unstable as I do
not want a mixed system. Do I have to compile them myself or do you know
of another trusted source that has backported them to Squeeze.
Many Thanks
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