Bug-buddy x86_64 and i586 for libgnomebreakpad.so

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System is 11.0 x86_64, I need bug-buddy 32 bit as javaws 32 bit needs it for an application:

Gtk-Message: Failed to load module “gnomebreakpad”: libgnomebreakpad.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

ls /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/moduleslibferret.so libgail.so

ls /usr/lib64/gtk-2.0/ libgnomebreakpad.so and more

Using yast2, software, it only allows for a reinstall of bug-buddy (the package containing libgnomebreakpad) i586. How do I install both versions?

Finally, I upgrade from 10.3 to 11.0, which didn’t seems to work out perfectly. So maybe something went wrong there?

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This is just a guess and may not work… But have you tried downloading the i586 RPM and installing it manually?

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I considered it, but I prefer doing it by the yast/smart package manager to avoid update trouble later. Nevertheless I checked it:

error: Failed dependencies:
libelf.so.1 is needed by bug-buddy-2.22.0-34.1.i586
libelf.so.1(ELFUTILS_1.0) is needed by bug-buddy-2.22.0-34.1.i586
libgtop-2.0.so.7 is needed by bug-buddy-2.22.0-34.1.i586

Does someone know whether it is at all possible to install both a i586 and a x86_64 version of a package under Suse 11.0?

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Do you need the 64 bit version of bug-buddy specifically for any reason?

Because if you only need the 32 bit version, and the 64 bit version is giving you trouble, why bother? But, I do agree, you should be able to install both, unfortunately I’m new to SUSE and using yast so I can’t be much more help. (If you were using yum, it’d be a different story :P)

Also, I did a quick check, those libraries you were missing have separate 32 bit counterparts in yast… So if all else fails, install them and switch to bug-buddy i586 in yast, that way everything will still be kept up to date.

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Thanks for the suggestion, I tried that, but then yast complains:

architecture change libelf1…x86_64 to libelf1…i586

To me, that sounds that some very general library (elf1) is then gone, many programs depend on it I suppose.

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That’s because you’re switching the package architecture, install the package “libelf0-32bit” and you’ll be able to accomplish my suggestion.

Also the package name for the 32-bit version of libgtop (your other missing library) is: “libgtop-2_0-7-32bit”

Hope this helps and clears things up!!lol!

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Hmm, yes, I just noticed that the separate 32-bit version of libelf is libelf0… Well, I guess all you can do is hope one of the more knowledgeable members take a look at this thread:(

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Thanks for pointing out. libelf0 and libelf0-32bit are also both installed. Redhat folks also had a similar problem, but this solution doesn’t work for SuSE using yast.

Anybody a suggestion how to solve this problem?