Paul Bolle schreef op ma 16-11-2020 om 23:32 [+0100]:
> I tried to clone the ark repo some time ago. For some reason that took ages
> and I aborted the operation. Maybe I'll try again one of these days and see
> whether I could submit a patch to do this cleanup. OK with you?
So I finally drafted a commit series that does this. These (lame) commit
summaries show my approach (order reversed):
configs: there's only x86_64
configs: remove everything i686 related
scripts: remove i686 from a comment
remove filter-i686.sh.*
un-i686 kernel.spec.template
I'm pretty sure the first attempt or two will blow up (especially on the rhel
side). And any changes to x86-config changes in HEAD will derail my series.
So what is the preferred way to push a disruptive series like this onto the
virtual gremlins that run kernel-ark's CI for us?
Paul Bolle
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