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Re: bali-phy not building on armel and armhf



Hi Benjamin,

Andreas Tille, on 2025-03-15:
> Am Thu, Mar 13, 2025 at 12:19:47PM -0400 schrieb Benjamin Redelings:
> > It looks like the bali-phy v4.0 packages are not migrating to testing
> > because the armel and armhf builds are failing.  It looks like there is a
> > segfault somewhere.  I think these are 32-bit ARM instances, so it looks
> > like the code works on 64-bit ARM, but not 32-bit.
> 
> You might rather like to answer the question whether you consider it
> worth porting it to 32bit arm.  Otherwise we tend to exclude those
> hardware if they create trouble in whatever way.

I took the liberty to open #1101890 to request removal of the
package for arm 32-bit architectures.  Newer reportbug versions
include some logic to add relevant porters in the loop, in case
package removal requests are architecture specific.  This is
pretty new to me and am not sure how this will work, but it may
happen that you will get help from arm porters if they deem
preferable to fix the build failure rather than letting ftpmaser
proceed to package removal.  As explained in the bug, given the
current timing and the fact that the operation is reversible, I
expressed preference for a package removal, but don't hesitate
to ping the bug if you do wish some help with the porting
effort instead, or in addition, of removal from 32-bit arm.

Thanks for your work this far on bali-phy development and its
packaging!  I hope it will make it to upcoming Debian trixie!

Have a nice day,  :)
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