Hi, As you may know, OBS has a low number of 32-bit Arm capable workers. Some Arm servers are AArch64 only and some are still supporting 32-bit mode.
The thing is new AArch64 SoC (Arm Neoverse N1) will still have the ability to run Arm 32-bit code, but only for user space (not for kernel anymore). So, we could still build for 32-bit Arm with those kind of machines, but our current setup (qemu/kvm in 32-bit mode) will not work anymore. Here are the solutions which could be used: * 64-bit qemu (with a 64-bit kernel) with armv6/armv7 rootfs * 32-bit containers on aarch64 (qemu) host * qemu without kvm: will probably be too slow I do not know how much work it would require to support one of those solutions and how many packages will be confused by a 64-bit kernel. Maybe someone have better solutions? Cheers, Guillaume -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-arm+unsubscr...@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-arm+ow...@opensuse.org
