On 5/24/17 11:42 AM, Thomas Trepl wrote:
No, too. $(uname -m) does not output "x86" on a 32bit installation - it outputs "i686". So, to the case-label "x86" will never be jumped to, never gets executed. Same in the GCC_INCDIR in that command, "x86-pc-linux-gnu" does not exist, it's named "/usr/lib/gcc/i686-pc-linux-gnu/...".
Thomas is correct. I haven't used a 32-bit kernel in a while, so I downloaded the 32-bit ubuntu 17.04 mini.iso and ran uname -m, just in case I had missed some change somewhere... it still reports i686.
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