[Matthew White]

Originally Posted by ReBorn_Spirit

I got the 32 bit compatibility arch software too.
If you switch to a different console using hte ctrl alt F2, you can kill your X server using
X -noreset -terminate
and then install your drivers for your video card, thats what I went and did. Oddly, it was easy enough to restart, just kill the process for X and it reboots it automatically on my computer. Though I got a feeling that wasn't right.

I looked into it, and the Autopackage is the entire problem for anyone using a Linux in 64bit architecture. Atleast, for those using the Linux that can put to use RPM/RPMBUILD.

Autopackage needs to be in 64 bit, or as is on the system its being installed on. Personally, I wouldnt even mind the old version 3. **For 64 bit systems (or you go back to fighting dependancies)

Suppose you could let the linux clients do a ./configure and make , make install like alot of other programs.

RC for Linux doesnt like to stay running, infact..

[dayaa@compy rc]$ ./rc &
[1] 9833
[dayaa@compy rc]$ ./rc: symbol lookup error: ./rc: undefined symbol: gtk_tree_view_set_fixed_height_mode

that occured shortly after the login screen went away, about 10 mili seconds.. later...

I would think it would be easier to simply port it over to a 64 bit version or getting some compatiblity thing.

What distribution are you running, Dayaa (sorry if you already said this somewhere)