Jeff Johnson wrote :
> > When I try to build an i386 RPM on an x86_64 rawhide machine
> > (rpm-4.4.2-24)
> > ie. with:
> > # rpmbuild ... --target i386 -ba my.spec
> >
> > I get ${RPM_ARCH} == x86_64 , and %{_libdir} == /usr/lib/lib64 , but
> > RPM_OPT_FLAGS correctly contains '-m32 .. -march=i386' .
> >
> > This seems like a bug to me - or am I missing something -
> > any comments / suggestions ?
>
> Seems like a bug to me as well, but is exactly what I was asked to
> implement in rpm.
>
> Hint: Hack /etc/rpm/platform to identify your machine as "i386" arch.
> Speciflically, put this string into the file:
> i386-vedorssuck-linux-gnu
Isn't the proper solution to run "setarch i686" before rpmbuild? Works
like a charm for me.
Matthias
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