There is a 64bit debian-like linux and cannot be replaced / changed (including you cannot install packages that will replace existing ones). There is some kind of crmXXX in which you can open tasks, letters and so on. If you open a file through this crmXXX, then a java applet is used. The problem is that crmXXX works with 32 bit java. How to install in 64bit debian linux 32bit java?

  • Would you say that crm does not start on 64-bit jvm? - Nofate ♦
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    You can do it, but it's better to send it crmXXX away. This is the right decision. The crutch looks like this. A 32bit firefox is downloaded (not from the repository), the update is disabled, and the necessary message is downloaded separately. All this is configured in a separate folder. Version of the fire and firefox have podganyat. After an update, firefox often decides that the java is "unsafe" and blocks it. We put all this configuration into a separate batch file and use access to crmXXX (by the way, what kind of a pest is this?) - KoVadim
  • there was such an idea, but how much more would you have to drag to start firefox. I also thought about running through the docker, but it doesn’t work in linux, you have to disable something, which you cannot disable - Sebastian Pereiro
  • I did it because the program was used for rally from tsiska. In the end, it was thrown out, because it did not start normally even under Windows. - KoVadim
  • it seems like he achieved a certain result using IBM Java, they wrote about her that she "can 32bit". In any case, crmXXX no longer shows the error of the wrong elf class, but rests on some rights. And it is very similar that rests the plugin itself. But this will leave on the conscience of the developers that crm. - Sebastian Pereiro

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# Добавляем поддержку 32 бит sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386 # Обновляем список пакетов sudo apt update # Устанавливаем 32-битную версию пакета sudo apt install default-jre:i386
  • Thanks for the advice, but the problem is much deeper - Sebastian Pereiro
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    @SebastianPereiro, you are given an absolutely correct answer to the question "how to install ...?". if this does not solve any other problem you are facing, please ask a new question about this (using the button in the upper right corner of the page). - aleksandr barakin
  • Slightly corrected the condition to understand the point. So the answer is correct, but, unfortunately, absolutely useless. - Sebastian Pereiro
  • @SebastianPereiro, by the way, in fact, the answer corresponds to the additional conditions put forward by you: the assemblies of absolutely the same packages just assembled for a different architecture will be installed. - aleksandr barakin
  • Yes, if we talk about pure Debian - Sebastian Pereiro