[Ubuntu-BD] installing avro in ubuntu 10.10

[M. Adnan Quaium]

Dear Riyadh,

It seems that your you are using 64 bit Ubuntu and trying to install 32 bit
Avro in it. Well ... you can't install a 32 bit program in a 64 bit ubuntu
or vice-versa. For this you need to compile the source code. I had written a
step-by-step tutorial for compiling Avro, but I am not finding it right now.
So I am forwarding your mail to the Ubuntu-BD community. Hopefully the
community members can help you. For getting further replies/responses from
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Dear All Ubuntu BD members,

Please help Riyadh to guide through the compilation process of Avro. As he
is not a UbuntuBD mailing List subscriber, it would be very helpful for him
if you kindly add his email address in the To/CC field.

Thank you all.



On 20 October 2011 18:56, Riyadh <sazzadriyadh at gmail.com> wrote:

> From: Riyadh <sazzadriyadh at gmail.com>
> Subject: installing avro in ubuntu 10.10
>
> Message Body:
> Sir,
> I am using ubuntu 10.10 and I am a new user. I want to use avro to write
> bangla in ubuntu. For this reason I follow your suggestion to install avro
> in ubuntu. After downloading scim from ubuntu software centre, I download
> scim-avro_0.0.2-1ubuntu9.10_i386.deb and to install it I double clicked on
> it. But it is not installing rather it is saying that Wrong architecture
> 'i386'.
> So, I think you understand my problem. Now, please give me a solution.
>
> Special thanks to you for creating an informative website for ubuntu users.
>
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