As it is an install option it's your choice. It is only needed if you want to run 32bit apps/libs on 64bit hosts. A 64bit installation does not need it for running. The lib32 offers compatibility where needed.What is lib32 on the Distribution Sets section of FreeBSD installer? Do I need it? If I don't install it does it has any effect on my installed system? I also use binary package only, does it safe to skip the ports tree from installation?
Use dmesg(8) for looking at it.dmesg still show something ... it's just disappear too quick so I can't see it fully.
If I use Wine is lib32 mandatory?As it is an install option it's your choice. It is only needed if you want to run 32bit apps/libs on 64bit hosts. A 64bit installation does not need it for running. The lib32 offers compatibility where needed.
From emulators/wineIf I use Wine is lib32 mandatory?
i386-wine is a32-bit Microsoft Windows compatibility environment for 64-bit FreeBSD. See: https://wiki.freebsd.org/i386-WineUse this port for 32-bit Windows binaries in an i386 environment or 64-bit Windows binaries in an amd64 environment; use emulators/i386-wine for 32-bit Windows binaries in an amd64 environment.
