[[?!]] How do I convert arch linux built from scratch to TCL!?

[xor]

How do I convert arch linux built from scratch to TCL!?

unfortunately nobody is doing the library configurations I want!?
* (multilib + steam) so how can I translate the current arch linux configuration to TCL architecture!?

I need more of a practical description than a personal philosophical commentary.

I need an explanatory roadmap guide as (I need various examples such as use the following command with this application).

(This message is written in google translate.)

[Juanito]

You could build a mutli-lib tinycore with reference to this: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/~thomas/multilib/index.html

[xor]

I love TCL architecturally!
The problem is not to create steam or multilib!
many apps are not updating quickly!
Too much workload occurs.
or here my multilib TCL request for months
with answers as follow this document
I get answers to my existing need in words.

maybe I can be the stupidest person in the world.
in the simplest way;
I want to install the required program directly to the system,
but you suggest me how to build linux from scratch!
I still do not understand the logic here.

I apologize if a hurtful expression is formed.

You could build a mutli-lib tinycore with reference to this: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/~thomas/multilib/index.html

[Juanito]

You don't have to start from scratch, you can start from CorePure64: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/~dj/lfs-systemd-multilib/chapter10/chapter10.html

[xor]

directly ; Can't I add the TCL 32 Lib files into my TLC 64 !?

other linux distributions

It directly downloads multilib compiled from its own distribution repository.
So we know that it is doing copy paste directly!

Since I have always had trouble compiling the file, I just want to proceed with copy and paste.

[Juanito]

It directly downloads multilib compiled from its own distribution repository.
So we know that it is doing copy paste directly!

Yes, but it created a mutli-lib environment and compiled them first.

[xor]

which TCL-x86_32-bit files; I need to move it inside the TCL-x86_64-bit folder!?

could you please guide me!

[xor]

I'm waiting for you to reply. !

[Juanito]

Did you read http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/~dj/lfs-systemd-multilib/chapter10/introduction.html ?

[xor]

Yeah. I examined the link you suggested.
as I understood ;
On 64-bit; 32-bit needs to compile
(Accordingly, it doesn't make sense to carry 32-bit files compiled on a 32-bit system; you say 32-bit files need to be compiled on 64-bit!)

I have 32-bit compiled files for 64-bit of a different linux distribution
I want to move the same kernel structure and the same compiler version.
But since I know there will always be an error somewhere
I will ask you to create the file multilib.tcz!

Did you read http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/~dj/lfs-systemd-multilib/chapter10/introduction.html ?

[Juanito]

You can't just make a multi-lib extension.

* 64-bit binutils and gcc need to be temporarily rebuilt with multi-lib enabled
* a temporary multi-arch glibc needs to be built
* a final multi-lib binutils and gcc need to be built
* a multi-lib glibc needs to be installed

..and from this point you could most likely use the existing 32/64bit extensions with CorePure64 remastered with the multi-lib glibc above

[xor]

You wrote many terms that I am foreign to!
Understanding a foreign language is a different matter!
Understanding programming is another matter!

a simple question ; what should I do !?

I wish there was only one script.sh file that does everything!

[Juanito]

You mainly need to copy and paste the commands..