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Re: [Bug-gnuzilla] Pre-built 32bit Binary?


From: Loic J. Duros
Subject: Re: [Bug-gnuzilla] Pre-built 32bit Binary?
Date: Thu, 26 Dec 2013 21:01:01 -0500
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Hi:

Currently only the 64-bit is available (since this is what I run.) The
IceCat homepage needs to be updated. I would like to do both a 64-bit
and 32-bit but I have been lacking time to just compile lately. I will
install a virtual machine on my laptop (64-bit) to compile a version if
it helps.

If you want to go ahead and build a 32bit on a 64-bit machine, then I'd
recommend you try doing this over a virtualbox (this is available on
Trisquel and Debian repos I believe.) Install either Trisquel or Debian
32-bit, then install all of the required packages and you should be able
to work from there. This is also possible with Parabola/Arch but I have
not as much experience on that end.

I would think you'll run into less headache than trying to
cross-compile.

Let me know your plans!

Loic



Zach Wick <address@hidden> writes:

> Is there a pre-built 32bit binary of IceCat 24 available? I downloaded
> the tarball at http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/gnuzilla/24/icecat-24.0.tar.gz but
> upon untarring it, I didn't see a pre-built binary. I tried building
> from source myself, but I kept getting "out of memory" errors.
>
> The site reads:
> "Official releases of IceCat are available from ftp.gnu.org, or any GNU
> mirror. Please use a mirror if possible. Besides the sources, a binary
> release for GNU/Linux / x86 (32 bit) is available."
>
> So maybe I just missed it in the tarball. If there isn't a binary
> already, I can try and setup a cross-compile toolchain and build one,
> but I have no experience with 32bit builds on a 64bit machine. I do have
> lots of experience with building for various micro-controllers though,
> so I am sure that I can figure it out.
> Thanks,
> Zach Wick
>
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> http://gnuzilla.gnu.org



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