> Perhaps by setting "DEB_HOST_GNU_TYPE=i686-linux" in your environment > before calling debian/rules? I tried $ dpkg-architecture -s > arch $ vim arch :s/i386/i686/g :wq $ eval `cat arch` apt-get source package --compile But it built for i386... So dpkg-architecture reverse every x86 to 386, but if i686 is passed in the variables, dpkg-buildpackage or anything next treats it as i686 ! > There's nothing in policy that requires packages to transparently > allow you to optimize for a subarch. But what is the purpose of dpkg-architecture ? In the manpage, I read dpkg-architecture - set and determine the architecture for package building IIRC, some archs have subarchs that *need* specific compilation or modifications (m68k ?...). How is compilation done with them ? Nightly, le Moine Fou -- mailto:pierre.thierry@moine-fou.org OpenPGP 0xD9D50D8A
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