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32-bit under 64-bit kernel in Debian32-bit under 64-bit kernel in DebianPosted Apr 20, 2008 14:03 UTC (Sun) by lipak (guest, #43911)In reply to: My kid hates Linux (ZDNet) by madscientist Parent article: My kid hates Linux (ZDNet)
> But it is a ginormous pain in the rear to get it working properly on > Debian and Ubuntu, involving a lot of hand-editing of linker scripts, > creating symlinks in system directories, etc. I use Debian. I followed the instructions on wiki.debian.org to set up "schroot" to create a complete 32-bit environment inside a machine running a 64-bit kernel. I have not had any problems with this 32-bit environment. The only drawbacks are: a. This must first be set up by the super user. (It can be used by other users). b. It takes up the space of two installations on the system. However, the "schroot" tool is a great one and after I learned to use it I have found it is also convenient to run binaries from different Debian distributions (stable/testing/unstable/experimental) on the same machine at the small cost of additional disk space utilisation. I read this thread a bit late and was surprised to find that no one mentioned it! Kapil. --
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32-bit under 64-bit kernel in Debian Posted Apr 22, 2008 5:06 UTC (Tue) by madscientist (subscriber, #16861) [Link] It's utterly ridiculous to go to all this trouble and use this kind of thing every time I want to compile some code. If Debian just implemented multilib the way the LSB standard requires, it would not be necessary (at least not for my purposes).
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