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I386 #33

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nickdesaulniers
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i386 support

cc #17

Still need to add check_logs.py support once
ClangBuiltLinux/linux#1210 is fixed.

cc #17

Still need to add check_logs.py support once
ClangBuiltLinux/linux#1210 is fixed.
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Does utils.py need to be updated to set x86 for boot-utils?

"i386_defconfig": "x86",

Or should we just update boot-utils to take i386 instead of x86?

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Does utils.py need to be updated to set x86 for boot-utils?

Likely, see comment:

Still need to add check_logs.py support once
ClangBuiltLinux/linux#1210 is fixed.

(I don't expect this to close issue #17; it's just the first half. I'd prefer to fix up utils.py once the build actually produces a binary image remotely that I can test with)

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Ah fair enough then, this is fine for now.

@nickdesaulniers nickdesaulniers merged commit 45f4d16 into main Jan 23, 2021
@nathanchance nathanchance linked an issue Jan 24, 2021 that may be closed by this pull request
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32-bit x86 should be using i386 for tuxbuild
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