Hi 'rrp' (?) On Mon, 2002-10-07 at 19:13, rrp wrote: > Hello List, > > I built a Debian source package optimized for my i686 system > by modifying the debian/rules (CFLAGS= -O3 -march=i686 -mcpu=i686). > > When I try to install my new binary with > 'dpkg -i gzip_1.3.2-3.686_i686.deb' I get an error that > the architecture of my package (i686) doesen't fit my system > type (i386). > How can I tell woody that my system is i686 and not i386? This is what you're doing wrong: you can alter debian/rules to compile using arch-specific optimisation, but dpkg's architecture list does not support sub-archs, therefor you must change the name of you package manualy to something like <package>-i686 to specify what you want. Leave the Arch field in debian/control as i386, that's the best dpkg can do for you right now. Hope I was of any help. Cheers -- Leo Costela costelaaa@ig.com.br | leo@wallsplash.net | costela@pop.com.br Public Key: http://wallsplash.net/leo/pubkey.asc "you must cut down the mightiest tree in the forest... with... a herring!"
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