install_python2.sh: ports.ubuntu.com apt sources for "32-bit" RasPiOS 12 — regardless whether booting 32-bit or 64-bit "armhf" kernels #3638
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Fixes bug:
Description of changes proposed in this pull request:
Tweak apt sources for "32-bit" RasPiOS 12.
Make clear that 32-bit Ubuntu/Debian are not supported on Raspberry Pi.
Smoke-tested on which OS or OS's:
scripts/install_python2.sh verified to install apt package
python2on both:"32-bit" RasPiOS 12 on RPi 4 — running a 64-bit kernel i.e.
uname -ashowedaarch64"32-bit" RasPiOS 12 on RPi 4 — running a 32-bit kernel i.e.
uname -ashowedarmv7l— due toarm_64bit=0in/boot/config.txt(per Strange switch to 64bit kernel on 32bit RasPiOS [on 64-bit CPU architectures] #3516)Mention a team member @username e.g. to help with code review:
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