Hallo all,
Since a new installation of OpenSuSE 13.2 and reuse of an existing 13.1 home directory
I had severe problems to use my old account directory.
I have a 64 bit Machine with an ASUS P9X79 motherboard.
It might be that I installed the 32 bit version on the 64 bit machine by fault!
Where/How can I check the uses Version of OpenSuSE? 32bnits or: 64 bits?
Yours,
Should not matter but maybe tell use what happens and when and what desktop and what video card and what drivers.
It is confusing that you installed 322 bit and previously had 64 or now 64 and then 32 ???
When you use YaST > Software > Software Management and e.g. Search for the kernel-desktop package, you can see with the Version tab (lower right) what version (32 or 64) bit is installed. Same for most other packages, but looking atthe kernel will be enough.
But I agree with gogalthorpe. When you have a problem, better to ask about that problem here (with a good deswcription on what you do, whhat you expect to happen and what happens instead) and not about some tiny step you think is in the correct path (but that might not be the case) to a solution. The way you ask it now, it will be very difficult to help you.
Hallo all,
it looks like, it is no x64_86 64 bit kernel
see Konflikt: libc.so.6()(64bit)
willy@alice:~> uname --all
Linux alice 3.16.7-21-desktop #1 SMP PREEMPT Tue Apr 14 07:11:37 UTC 2015 (93c1539) i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
kernel-desktop - Kernel optimized for the desktop
Alternative Version Installierte Version Version: 3.16.7-24.1 3.16.7-21.1 Erstellt am: Fr 07 Aug 2015 15:36:12 CEST Di 14 Apr 2015 19:00:35 CEST Installiert am: So 12 Jul 2015 02:16:45 CEST Paketgruppe: System/Kernel System/Kernel Lizenz: GPL-2.0 GPL-2.0 Installierte Größe: 161,6 MiB 161,6 MiB Downloadgröße: 45,0 MiB 0 B Distribution: openSUSE 13.2 Anbieter: openSUSE openSUSE Paketersteller: http://bugs.opensuse.org http://bugs.opensuse.org Architektur: i686 i686 Erzeugt auf: URL: http://www.kernel.org/ http://www.kernel.org/ Quellpaket kernel-desktop-3.16.7-24.1 kernel-desktop-3.16.7-21.1 Medium Nr.: Autoren:
YAST->SW-Manegement->DEPENDENCIES looks like this:
kernel-desktop - Kernel optimized for the desktop
Alternative Version Installierte Version Version: 3.16.7-24.1 3.16.7-21.1 Bietet: kernel-desktop = 3.16.7-24.1 kernel-desktop = 3.16.7-24 kernel-desktop(x86-32) = 3.16.7-24.1 kernel-desktop_i686 = 3.16.7-24.1 kernel-desktop = 3.16.7-21 kernel-desktop = 3.16.7-21.1 kernel-desktop(x86-32) = 3.16.7-21.1 kernel-desktop_i686 = 3.16.7-21.1 kvm-kmp-desktop = 78.2.6.30.1_3 msi-wmi-kmp-desktop = 1.0_3 ocfs2-kmp-desktop = 1.6_4 perfmon-kmp-desktop = 2_3 quickcam-kmp-desktop = 0.6.7 realtek-r8192ce_pci-kmp-desktop = 2.6.0005_3 realtek-r8192se_pci-kmp-desktop = 2.6.0019.1207.2010_3 rt3090-kmp-desktop = 2.4.0.4_3 rt3592-kmp-desktop = 2.4.1.1_3 rt5390-kmp-desktop = 2.4.0.4_3 uvcvideo-kmp-desktop = r200_3 wacom-kmp-desktop = 0.8.1_3 Setzt voraus: /bin/sh coreutils modutils awk suse-module-tools distribution-release perl-Bootloader >= 0.4.15 mkinitrd >= 2.7.1 /bin/sh /bin/sh /bin/sh /bin/sh coreutils awk modutils suse-module-tools distribution-release mkinitrd >= 2.7.1 perl-Bootloader >= 0.4.15 Benötigt: /bin/sh coreutils modutils awk suse-module-tools distribution-release perl-Bootloader >= 0.4.15 mkinitrd >= 2.7.1 rpmlib(CompressedFileNames) <= 3.0.4-1 rpmlib(PayloadFilesHavePrefix) <= 4.0-1 rpmlib(PayloadIsLzma) <= 4.4.6-1 rpmlib(PartialHardlinkSets) <= 4.0.4-1 kernel-uname-r = 3.16.7-21-desktop /bin/sh /bin/sh /bin/sh /bin/sh coreutils awk modutils suse-module-tools distribution-release mkinitrd >= 2.7.1 perl-Bootloader >= 0.4.15 Konflikt: libc.so.6()(64bit) sysfsutils < 2.0 apparmor-profiles <= 2.1 apparmor-parser < 2.3 udev < 118 lvm2 < 2.02.33 hyper-v < 4 libc.so.6()(64bit) sysfsutils < 2.0 apparmor-profiles <= 2.1 apparmor-parser < 2.3 udev < 118 lvm2 < 2.02.33 hyper-v < 4 Ersetzt: microcode_ctl firewire <= 3.0 compat-ath9k <= 3.0 ath3k-firmware <= 1.0 kernel-desktop-base <= 2.6.31 iwlwifi-kmp-desktop <= 1.3.27_3 ipw3945-kmp-desktop <= 1.2.2_3 uvcvideo-kmp-desktop <= r200_3 enic-kmp-desktop <= 0.0.1_3 fnic-kmp-desktop <= 1.0.0_3 brocade-bfa-kmp-desktop <= 1.1.0.2_3 kvm-kmp-desktop <= 78.2.6.30.1_3 perfmon-kmp-desktop <= 2_3 iwlagn-2-6-27-kmp-desktop <= 1.0_3 msi-wmi-kmp-desktop <= 1.0_3 ocfs2-kmp-desktop <= 1.6_4 quickcam-kmp-desktop <= 0.6.7 wacom-kmp-desktop <= 0.8.1_3 btrfs-kmp-desktop <= 0_3 brocade-bna-kmp-desktop <= 2.1.0.0_3 hyper-v-kmp-desktop <= 0_3 intel-e1000e-kmp-desktop <= 2.2.14 drm-kmp-desktop <= 3.7_3.1 firewire-kmp-desktop <= 3.0 iwlagn-kmp-desktop <= 3.0 compat-ath9k-kmp-desktop <= 3.0 realtek-r8192ce_pci-kmp-desktop <= 2.6.0005_3 realtek-r8192se_pci-kmp-desktop <= 2.6.0019.1207.2010_3 rt3090-kmp-desktop <= 2.4.0.4_3 rt3592-kmp-desktop <= 2.4.1.1_3 rt5390-kmp-desktop <= 2.4.0.4_3 ath3k-kmp-desktop <= 1.0_3 microcode_ctl firewire <= 3.0 compat-ath9k <= 3.0 ath3k-firmware <= 1.0 kernel-desktop-base <= 2.6.31 iwlwifi-kmp-desktop <= 1.3.27_3 ipw3945-kmp-desktop <= 1.2.2_3 uvcvideo-kmp-desktop <= r200_3 enic-kmp-desktop <= 0.0.1_3 fnic-kmp-desktop <= 1.0.0_3 brocade-bfa-kmp-desktop <= 1.1.0.2_3 kvm-kmp-desktop <= 78.2.6.30.1_3 perfmon-kmp-desktop <= 2_3 iwlagn-2-6-27-kmp-desktop <= 1.0_3 msi-wmi-kmp-desktop <= 1.0_3 ocfs2-kmp-desktop <= 1.6_4 quickcam-kmp-desktop <= 0.6.7 wacom-kmp-desktop <= 0.8.1_3 btrfs-kmp-desktop <= 0_3 brocade-bna-kmp-desktop <= 2.1.0.0_3 hyper-v-kmp-desktop <= 0_3 intel-e1000e-kmp-desktop <= 2.2.14 drm-kmp-desktop <= 3.7_3.1 firewire-kmp-desktop <= 3.0 iwlagn-kmp-desktop <= 3.0 compat-ath9k-kmp-desktop <= 3.0 realtek-r8192ce_pci-kmp-desktop <= 2.6.0005_3 realtek-r8192se_pci-kmp-desktop <= 2.6.0019.1207.2010_3 rt3090-kmp-desktop <= 2.4.0.4_3 rt3592-kmp-desktop <= 2.4.1.1_3 rt5390-kmp-desktop <= 2.4.0.4_3 ath3k-kmp-desktop <= 1.0_3
As a general rule it should not mater to your home in as the config files that are normally there are just text so are architecturally agnostic. But you may have some binary files that are dependent.
Hallo All,
So that is the trouble:
my PC is a ASUS P9X79 Motherboard. IT IS a x64_86 64 bit SYSTEM.
I had a OpenSUSE 13.1 64 bit installed. earlier
I have a separate home partition that stores the HOME DIRS.
So with OpenSUSE 13.2 , I seem to have taken the wrong DOWNLOADed ISO file
(A DVD with 32 bits Computer)
after the installation I had to recompile all of my own binaries.
(because the 32 bit OpenSUSE OS denied to start with 64 bit ELF bins?)
HOMEDir : /home/alice/usr1 // 64bit OpenSUSE 13.1
HOMEDir: /home/alice/usr2 // 32bit OpenSUSE 13.2
With this constellation,
The system (probably 32 bit) crashes when logging into the (former 64 bit) account “usr1”
What is to do?
Reinstall OpenSUSE 13.2 from 64bit DVD Media?
Yours,
Willy
@hcvv sorry for the inconvenience: I will try to improve
The problem is, that is not a simple problem
I expect that it is possible to login my old account.
But it crashes with an always different behaviour!!!
please have a look at:
KDE Desktop freezes with OpenSuse 13.2 in NVIDIA - Install/Boot/Login - openSUSE Forums
that is on the same machine. Might have the same reason!
Only way to really fix is to reinstall with the correct version it will have 64 in its name… If you did an upgrade rather then a clean install it can cause many problems since the root is not cleared. But I would think the installer might complain about that. You should do a clean install (ie format root) for any change in architecture