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Support linux/arm64/v8
for most Ubuntu-based images (part 2)
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ENV CROSS_SYSROOT=/usr/aarch64-linux-gnu | ||
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COPY apt-cross-essential.sh / | ||
RUN TARGET_ARCH=arm64 TARGET_TRIPLE=aarch64-linux-gnu /apt-cross-essential.sh |
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Hmm, looking at this again makes me suspicious of this approach, it makes it harder to debug with a glance whats extra in the image. Id prefer it if the script was removed or if the wanted packages were explicitly passed as arguments
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reverted these changes
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I think there will be some problems with this, due to what was mentioned here
looks good, can you rebase the changes such that there's no merge commit? |
/ci try |
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need to test with --platform arm64/v8 also |
Hey thanks for doing this! Things have been crazy where I live so I've been short on time ❤️ |
Do you want me to change |
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rebased the branch to remove merge commit from this PR. |
If you think you can do it in this pr, feel free to do so. Take care of the comments i left in the previous pr about some ways to make it work. |
This is a follow-up to #1597. Docker images for Arm64-based PCs has been added.