Ubuntu 32-bit - Failed dependencie

[biggnou]

Hi team,

I am recycling an old laptop for my daughters, 32-bit arch. I did a fresh install of Ubuntu 14.04, updated it and then tried to install Sugar.

I added:
## for SUGAR
deb [trusted=yes] ​http://dev.laptop.org/pub/us trusty main

to my sources.list, updated with apt-get update, then tried to install olpc-ubuntu-sugar.

It fails on sucrose-0.104, because of the declared dependecy on python-carquinyol-0.104.

I checked the repo, while this specific python package is available in the 64-bit arch, it is missing in the 32-bit arch.

Question: is this a mistake and you will compile the package and add it soon? Or is the 32-bit arch not supported anymore?

Also, other question: I was able to find and install python-caruinyol-0.88.0-4 in the standard repo of Ubuntu. If I manually edit the sucrose package to modify the dependency, will this work or will this break something/everything?

Thank you (and congrats on all the job you put into this project!!)

[godiard]

Adding quozl and tch than could know more about this issue.

[godiard]

Adding quozl and tch than could know more about this issue.

[quozl]

Thanks for the problem report.

No, it's not a mistake, we're only building for 64-bit at the moment. Sorry about that.

We can look into building for 32-bit as well.

Meanwhile, your options are to either;

• download each of the source packages that we built for 64-bit, and rebuild them for 32-bit, or;
• download the corresponding 64-bit binary packages from the Debian Experimental repository.

There may be fresh problems with either option.

[SAMdroid]

Closing as notsugar. A bug tracker or component should be created for the Ubuntu packaging. The Sugar component is only for bugs in Sugar itself.