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Originally Posted by Powerlord ia32-libs is a metapackage. In Debian and older versions of Ubuntu, ia32-libs's "dependencies" are just the 10 or so most common libraries that people need 32-bit versions of. In newer versions of Ubuntu, ia32-libs is a synonym for ia32-libs-multiarch, which is a complete mess and makes me wonder wtf the Ubuntu devs thought they were doing. I don't think Debian stable (squeeze) has done this yet, but Ubuntu has moved over to a multi-arch version of apt, in which you can specify apt-get install package-name:i386 to get the 32-bit version of it. So... apt-get install libz1:i386 Likely, lib32z1 is just a wrapper for the above if you're using Ubuntu.

No offence but i don't know what this means im lost. give me a summary of it PLEASE! and btw i have a control panel of the server which is a linux the server only gives me access to orangebox/tf and so forth