Thanks to danm's work, we now get native 32-bit capabilities out of gcc. I have a few updates available in my ports repo now. Most notably, gcc-3.4.4 w/multilib and natively built glibc32. Also, danm's patched libpng is in my opt-x86_64, and firefox is updated to version 1.0.6. About gcc-3.4.4 and glibc32-2.3.5 -- a bit of a chicken-egg issue here. Because of the 64-bit gcc and glibc packages from the crux64 iso, you won't be able to build these right off the bat. I have precompiled binary versions of gcc-3.4.4 and glibc32-2.3.5 available that you'll need to use: http://www.samnjack.com/crux-amd64/ports/binary/ Get 'em from here, pkgadd -u, then, if you're a stickler about such things, you can build them natively. Possibly today, more likely tomorrow, I'll try to throw together an updated iso image, crux-x86_64-2.1.1.iso, with all the updates included. Now a logistical question: With native 32-bit abilities in gcc, I'll probably start building native 32-bit compatibility libs w/out using i686 crux's binary packages re-packed. Should these get stuck into opt-x86_64 or should we have a separate compat-32 ports repository? Thanks again, danm, and thanks to those of you using and testing crux64! Jeremy