Package: dpkg Version: 1.9.20 If gcc is not installed, dpkg --print-architecture seems to print i386-none instead of i386. This appears to be because that the relevant path component in the libgcc filename that it fakes up if it can't run gcc --print-libgcc-filename is not matched in archtable.
Reproduce by debootstrapping yourself a base system on an i386, and running chroot /path/to/base/system dpkg --print-architecture [EMAIL PROTECTED] chroot /home/install dpkg --print-architecture dpkg: warning, architecture `i386-none' not in remapping table i386-none [EMAIL PROTECTED] [Also, the comment at the top of the archtable file appears to be incorrect; on a fproperly functioning (?) i386 both --print-architecure and --print-installation-architecture print i386, and --print-gnu-build-architecture is what prints i486] This could be fixed by either modifying archtable to include i386-none, or having the faked-up string be arch-linux instead of arch-none. Note that this bug is related to [and in fact alluded to in] #8241. kcr -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
