/lib* problem on ISOs

[Sławomir Nizio]

There was a great troubleshooting on IRC, and well:

on old system, /lib is a symlink to /lib64,
on an ISO (I used KDE daily of Feb 20) /lib, /lib32 and /lib64 are distinct;

/usr/bin/i686-pc-linux-gnu-pkg-config is 32 bit and requires
/lib/ld-linux.so.2,

which on ISO is missing; so is on new installations from such ISOs.



This breaks 32 apps; wine does not work either.



Could be a profile mismatch between servers that build packages and ISOs.



Workaround for users (things like this require caution; don't execute if
unsure):

# ln -s ../lib32/ld-linux.so.2 /lib


PS Old installs are fine. No worries.

[Daniele Rondina]

Yeah, the stage3 gentoo used for build sabayon/base uses new gentoo profile with separated dirs for /lib, /lib32 and /lib64 and the same for /usr. The same issue is the same that had generated problems with calamares.

Here, I think we need to check that chroot doesn't use links for /lib and /usr/lib and rebuild packages that have file under /usr/lib, /lib. FWIS there are packages with only files cross arch that could be maintained under /usr/lib but are few.

The second issue that generate broken links is the upgrade of the packages with changes in libs path as I saw for systemd.

My script (sabayon-brokenlinks) fix this last. But maybe fix also the issue shared by you. Probably we could find the packages to recompile with a script that use qfile. I will think about it and let you know. 

My cent.

Thanks for the report.

geaaru

 

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[Sławomir Nizio]

I wonder if both types of servers shouldn't use the same layout/profile…

[Sławomir Nizio]

> I wonder if both types of servers shouldn't use the same layout/profile…

Packages building server migrated after some work of Joost and mine. At
the moment of writing, rebuilt packages are in the testing repository.

[Daniele Rondina]

Cool, thanks.