Bluewhite64 12.0 IA32 Emulation miniHOWTO
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Bluewhite64 Linux 12.0 support the IA32 emulation. The emulation consist
in a 32-bit (run-time libraries) packages collection from Slackware 12.0. Huge Thanks!
Also, the linux kernels are built with the IA32 Emulation enabled. First, 
all this packages will be kept in the testing/ directory and later will be 
placed into the extra/ software. The packages will be installed in /lib32 
and /usr/lib32 directory, so, you don't have to worry about to mess up with 
the 64-bit libs ;). 


Installation
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Get all packages found in testing/packages/ia32-emulation/* and use the 
'installpkg *.tgz' command to install all packages. Then, edit /etc/ld.so.conf,
add /lib32 and /usr/lib32 path, save your file and run ldconfig.
Now your system have the IA32 emulation enabled ;).


NOTES:
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* The 32-bit emulation is designed ONLY to run 32-bit 3rd party programs 
   on Bluewhite64 12.0!
* You may not install official Slackware packages on your system, they
   are not compatible and will overwrite the existing 64-bit libs and programs.
    (To run 32-bit Mozilla Firefox, download the archive from www.mozilla.com,
     extract it in your home directory, cd in to the firefox directory and run 
     firefox with './firefox' command.  You can rename it to firefox32 and 
     place a link to your desktop ;). )
* The 32-bit compilation support is disabled and you cannot create 32-bit binaries.  
* If you want to run 3rd party 32-bit applications, make sure that you are install
    the 32-bit libraries in /lib32 or /usr/lib32 and run ldconfig.

More information about running 32-bit Flash9 and 64-bit Mozilla Firefox please visit
the Bluewhite64 Linux forums at the "How it's made?" section.

Please test it as much as you can and send feedback to info[at]bluewhite64.com or
post it to the Bluewhite64 Linux forums at the "Bluewhite64 Linux 12.0" section.

Have fun!
arny