E erikf154 May 27, 2010 #1 Is there any way to find out which platform a .tbz file is compiled for (i.e. i386 or amd64)?
graudeejs May 27, 2010 #2 normally you download them, or make your onw so on FreeBSD and it's mirror server Code: ftp://ftp.linux.edu.lv/pub/FreeBSD/ports/[red][B]i386[/B][/red]/packages-8-stable/biology/babel-1.6_3.tbz so now you know arch
normally you download them, or make your onw so on FreeBSD and it's mirror server Code: ftp://ftp.linux.edu.lv/pub/FreeBSD/ports/[red][B]i386[/B][/red]/packages-8-stable/biology/babel-1.6_3.tbz so now you know arch
OP E erikf154 May 27, 2010 Thread Starter #3 I'm aware of that. But I'm currently testing cross building with tinderbox and I wanted to know if it actually worked...
I'm aware of that. But I'm currently testing cross building with tinderbox and I wanted to know if it actually worked...
graudeejs May 27, 2010 #4 untar and check content of files in root dir (of archive) I think there will be pointers (haven't checked, but all the info is inside package)
untar and check content of files in root dir (of archive) I think there will be pointers (haven't checked, but all the info is inside package)
OP E erikf154 May 27, 2010 Thread Starter #5 Hmm, I tried, but none of the files contains any inf. on wether it's i386 or amd64.
OP E erikf154 May 27, 2010 Thread Starter #6 I figured it out. Simply by installing both the i386 and the amd64 port on the same i386 machine. The amd64 wouldn't run So now I know it's working
I figured it out. Simply by installing both the i386 and the amd64 port on the same i386 machine. The amd64 wouldn't run So now I know it's working
V vrachil May 27, 2010 #7 also you can run the file command $ file /bin/ls Code: /bin/ls: ELF [U]32-bit[/U] LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (FreeBSD), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for FreeBSD 9.0 (900010), stripped I don't have an amd64, but i guess that the amd64 executables will report accordingly
also you can run the file command $ file /bin/ls Code: /bin/ls: ELF [U]32-bit[/U] LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (FreeBSD), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for FreeBSD 9.0 (900010), stripped I don't have an amd64, but i guess that the amd64 executables will report accordingly
OP E erikf154 May 28, 2010 Thread Starter #8 See it was something like that I was looking for! Awesome, thanks
So now I know it's working 