Hi, currently I am using chroots for building rpm for various distributions from rH7.3 to the upcoming in-flux FC2. This all works nicely since the host architecture is always the same. I'd like to extend this idiom to x86_64 builds. I could populate the chroots with x86_64 rpms, and have the matching toolchain. What else is needed to transparently build in these chroots x86_64 rpms? Do I need to pass any -m64 switches to gcc or similar to binutils? I don't want to upgrade my build machine to x86_64, yet, but I'd still like to provide some of the often requested rpms built for x86_64. Thanks! -- Axel.Thimm at ATrpms.net
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