Hi,
Yes, the kernel package rules file does use the dpkg
architecture command, which is used to generate the file/distribution
name (we have valid architectures listed as i386, m68k, sparc? and
alpha, I think, but we do not have 486/586/pentium/686/ppro, (look at
stable/unstable binary-XXX directories on any Debian archive).
I do not think this is a problem, since the configuration of
the kernel is left upto the user, (ie make menuconfig), and they may
specify whatever processor type the want; the kernel produced depends
on that, not on the value that debian/rules has determined.
manoj
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