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2005-06-10 20:21:03 | Re: [ADMIN] Is there a way to build 32-bit mode on 64-bit Linux (Mohan, Ross)
setting export GNUTARGET='elf32-i386' in place of, or, in ADDITION to, the above. Let us know how it works? (or, via --verbose, how it breaks!) Good Luck! Thanks, It gives us an error
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2005-06-10 19:45:46 | Re: [ADMIN] Is there a way to build 32-bit mode on 64-bit Linux (Mohan, Ross)
setting export GNUTARGET='elf32-i386' in place of, or, in ADDITION to, the above. Let us know how it works? (or, via --verbose, how it breaks!) Good Luck! -----Original Message----- From: Wayne Schroeder [mailto:schroede@zuri.sdsc.edu
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2004-03-30 15:29:21 | Building PgSQL 7.4.2 on SGI Irix 6.19 (David Turover)
setting classpath to two dozen different directories, set all the java PACKAGE_HOME variables to $JAVA_HOME, and prayed. It survives configure, but is otherwise not tested. Notes on java support: 1) (important): Make sure
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2002-10-23 08:45:25 | Re: 723 failed to compile [FreeBSD-4.7-STABLE] (Fernan Aguero)
Setting CPP to 'gcc -E' or 'cc -E' is | the usual value, so it's not like this is untested ... I guess that this might be the FreeBSD ports Makefile messing things up. In FreeBSD
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2001-04-16 12:31:17 | RPMs for PostgreSQL7.1 available. (Lamar Owen)
easier. First, during the installation of the new RPM's, a copy is made of all the executable files and libraries necessary to make a backup of your data. Second, the initialization script
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2000-02-17 15:13:49 | Solaris 7 Information (jporter@swri.edu)
easy, mind you). I don't think my employer is going to let me spend a whole day setting
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