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Test on linux arm.
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Fix install.
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Support linux-aarch_64.
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Fix strip.
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Fix uber build.
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Add some logging for arm build.
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Also build boringssl arm in uber.
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Remove debug logging.
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Use ubuntu 22.04 to test arm build.
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Replace tab by spaces.
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I'm surprised we can simply get rid of these -- do you know why?
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I had to remove them, otherwise I got this error
"E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
Error: Process completed with exit code 100."
Here is the AI explanation why they have to be removed:
"The error E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages occurred because gcc-multilib (which allows the native x86_64 compiler to build 32-bit x86 binaries) conflicts with cross-compilers like g++-aarch64-linux-gnu in Debian/Ubuntu packaging. They cannot easily coexist because they compete for similar multi-architecture file paths and header locations."
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Looking at this more -- I guess the old ones are 32 bit platforms which we don't use anymore.