i installed Debian stretch amd64 from the unofficial firmware ISO.
I tried to add the multi arch
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dpkg --add-architecture i386
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apt-get update
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apt-get install playonlinux:i386
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dpkg --add-architecture i386
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apt-get update
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apt-get install playonlinux:i386
stevepusser wrote:Play on Linux is written in the Python scripting language, so the package is arch-independent. However, it's also in the Debian contrib section instead of the default and free "main" section, since it can download and install non-free packages, so you need to add that section to your software sources, You can do that in Synaptic; just edit the main Debian repo entry and add "contrib" after "main" in the section field.
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apt-get install playonlinux
That's true, but for some reason in Debian it calls for win64 and that is the culprit for world of tanks to run as playonlinux and wintricks are complaining you have win64 installed but you need win32. Even though win32 is installed, win64 is so dominant to screw it all up.phenest wrote:If I'm correct, after adding another architecture, you only need specify the package name, and apt will work out which architecture and needed dependencies.Code: Select all
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Thanks for your reply and that topic, i will give it a tryeor2004 wrote:Hi, @dirkme, if you're still having problems with multi-arch, just click on the link below, look for my post and follow the instructions I suggest to the OP, I'm sure it should work, good luck.
http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=126776