On Jun 14, 2013, at 9:03 AM, lux-integ wrote:
if one installs LinuxPAM-1.1.6 on an pure64-bit (non-multilib) setup using theblfs instructions
Did you use CLFS for your build and pure 64 bit? If that's the case then you have no lib64 and CBLFS installs shadow and yes you need -- libdir=/lib
If you used LFS, the binutils passes aren't configured with --disable- multilib so all of the multilib paths are searched for lib, libx32, lib64 for X86_64.
For easy maintenance, LFS has the lib64 lib symlink so as to not complicate the building of the system only to require /lib /usr/lib
If you want a pure64 bit system, you need to use CLFS. LFS isn't quite a pure 64 bit system as it still requires lib64 and lib and all of multilib paths are still searched.
Sincerely, William Harrington
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