F13 RPM armv5tel on armv7l

[Gordan Bobic]

 I'm trying to build some packages on my AC100 with F13 on it, but when 
 I build packages they all end up being called *.armv7l.rpm even though 
 the distro is armv5tel. Is this expected? I worked around it by 
 doctoring my rpmrc, but it strikes me as odd that rpm would build armv7l 
 packages if the distro is armv5tel.

 Gordan

[Zoran Pericic]

On 04.08.2011 18:53, Gordan Bobic wrote:
>    I'm trying to build some packages on my AC100 with F13 on it,
> but when
>    I build packages they all end up being called *.armv7l.rpm even though
>    the distro is armv5tel. Is this expected? I worked around it by
>    doctoring my rpmrc, but it strikes me as odd that rpm would build armv7l
>    packages if the distro is armv5tel 
You have armv7l kernel. Try compile with rpmbuild --target armv5tel

[Dennis Gilmore]

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Gordan Bobic <gordan(a)bobich.net&gt; wrote:

I'm trying to build some packages on my AC100 with F13 on it, but when 
I build packages they all end up being called *.armv7l.rpm even though 
the distro is armv5tel. Is this expected? I worked around it by 
doctoring my rpmrc, but it strikes me as odd that rpm would build armv7l 
packages if the distro is armv5tel.

Gordan
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[Gordan Bobic]

On 08/04/2011 05:55 PM, Zoran Pericic wrote:
>  On 04.08.2011 18:53, Gordan Bobic wrote:
> >    I'm trying to build some packages on my AC100 with F13 on it, but when
> >    I build packages they all end up being called *.armv7l.rpm even though
> >    the distro is armv5tel. Is this expected? I worked around it by
> >    doctoring my rpmrc, but it strikes me as odd that rpm would build armv7l
> >    packages if the distro is armv5tel
>
>  You have armv7l kernel. Try compile with rpmbuild --target armv5tel 
Unfortunately, this is insufficient - it still makes RPM put 
-march=armv7l into CFLAGS on some packages which breaks things.

Gordan

[Gordan Bobic]

On 08/04/2011 09:25 PM, Gordan Bobic wrote:
>  On 08/04/2011 05:55 PM, Zoran Pericic wrote:
> > On 04.08.2011 18:53, Gordan Bobic wrote:
> >>     I'm trying to build some packages on my AC100 with F13 on it, but when
> >>     I build packages they all end up being called *.armv7l.rpm even though
> >>     the distro is armv5tel. Is this expected? I worked around it by
> >>     doctoring my rpmrc, but it strikes me as odd that rpm would build armv7l
> >>     packages if the distro is armv5tel
> >
> > You have armv7l kernel. Try compile with rpmbuild --target armv5tel
>
>  Unfortunately, this is insufficient - it still makes RPM put
>  -march=armv7l into CFLAGS on some packages which breaks things. 
Bah, my bad. I shuffled in a broken rpmrc. Setting the --target does 
work without overriding anything in rpmrc.

Gordan