On 1/18/23 12:23, Fabiano Rosas wrote:
Daniel Henrique Barboza writes:
All avocado tests that are arch agnostic (i.e. does not set an 'arch'
tag) are run with arch=None in pick_default_qemu_bin(), and then 'arch'
is set to os.uname()[4], meaning that it will take the arch of the
running hos
Daniel Henrique Barboza writes:
> All avocado tests that are arch agnostic (i.e. does not set an 'arch'
> tag) are run with arch=None in pick_default_qemu_bin(), and then 'arch'
> is set to os.uname()[4], meaning that it will take the arch of the
> running host.
>
> This means that if one compile
All avocado tests that are arch agnostic (i.e. does not set an 'arch'
tag) are run with arch=None in pick_default_qemu_bin(), and then 'arch'
is set to os.uname()[4], meaning that it will take the arch of the
running host.
This means that if one compiles QEMU binaries for non-x86 targets on an
x86
