I didn't even know there WERE x86_64 packages that went with the
RCs. At least, I didn't see anything at www.openafs.org.
There were some early RC RPMs built by others that I think included
x86_64. Multiple parties did "test" RPMs.
-derek
Quoting Carmi Weinzweig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Derek -
Do you know who built the x86_64 packages that went with the RCs?
/carmi
On 28 Nov, 2005, at 9:33, Derek Atkins wrote:
Quoting Chris Crowther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Derek Atkins wrote:
I have no x86_64 hardware on which to build RPMs, and vmware
does not emulate an x86_64 platform for me. So, unfortunately,
no.
You can still build for x86_64, you just need a cross compiler. You
won't be able to test they actually work, of course.
I need more than just a cross compiler -- I would need a full
cross-development environment. Sorry, I don't like to work that
way. I want to build for the full OS, running the full OS. That
way I /can/ test that the packages work. Indeed, that's my first
test before uploading.. I upgrade my vmware system to the new packages
and see if they work.
-derek
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