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Titel: dchroot vs schroot  BeitragVerfasst am: 07.07.2006, 00:40 Uhr



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I have been using chroot for my 32 bit apps for some time. A recent upgrade moves me over to schroot.

Both stay installed but my dhcroot config files disappers and suddenly I have lotsof trouble with my 32 apps.

Does anyone have a good how-to for this or the differnces. (Right now I moved back to the testing version and got rid of schroot.

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Titel: dchroot vs schroot  BeitragVerfasst am: 07.07.2006, 00:56 Uhr



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the diffrence between schroot and dhchroot:

dhchroot is the common debian helper for both 32 and 64Bit progs. and got one param. set 64bit=true /or false. depending on this variable either system got installed.(one time installing)
with chroot you can fake a 32-Bit Prog to run under 64Bit OS

schroot should do the same as before chroot does, with exception of using a dual-core CPU. Where you can run a 64bit and a 32bit on seperate CPU-Cores.
 
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Titel: RE: dchroot vs schroot  BeitragVerfasst am: 07.07.2006, 03:38 Uhr



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Well I have set up my system based on this guide.

https://alioth.debian.org/docman/view.p ... l#id271960

Now I upgraded again to the new chroot which automaticall install schroot.

When I type
Code:
dchroot -c ia32 -d firefox
firefox opens and in the terminal says "observer added"

When I type firefox32 I get "E: Only one command may be specified" and then dumps me back at the terminal.

Firefox32 uses do_dchroot a script set up using that guide from above (and unfortunetly all my menus are based on that.)

it is a simple script
Code:
#!/bin/bash
args=""
for i in "$@" ; do
        args="$args '$i'"
done
/usr/bin/dchroot -d "`basename $0`" "$args"


Any ideas?

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jackiebrown
Titel: RE: dchroot vs schroot  BeitragVerfasst am: 08.07.2006, 05:53 Uhr



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I didn't think there would be any idea. The scrip itself is probably flawed with the new system.

I went back to the testing chroot and all is fine.

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