Patrick Shanahan schrieb:
> yes, but then rpm does not work.
I guess that it's because your /bin/rpm is still i586 and you've lost
your i586 shared libraries while doing "rpm -e rpm.i586".
If you want to find out, post the output of
file /bin/rpm
ldd /bin/rpm
rpm -qf /bin/rpm --queryformat='%{NAME}.%{ARCH}\n'
rpm -qf /bin/rpm | xargs rpm -V
> Trying rpm2cpio at the moment..
Forget it, this script does not work.
Look at your inbox, I've sent you rpm.x86_64 extracted and recompressed
in tar.bz2 format. Copy the files manually, overwriting the currently
installed ones.
Andreas Hanke
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