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Merged #179.
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All this doesn't really mean anything to me, but then it's an ARM so I didn't
expect anything different. Seems harmless enough.
/me shuts his eyes, holds his nose and uses the remaining hand to merge.
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Also, we use armv5tl to support Raspberry Pi 1 and older random ARM hardware.
Modern 32-bit ARM stuff is simultaneously supported with armv7hl variant.
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@ignatenkobrain `armv5tl` is the base armv5 architecture without any
extensions. There's not much "real" hardware using "just" this, but it provides
maximal compatibility across the 32-bit ARM ecosystem today, as it's a
soft-float arch with just the common subset of instructions supported by all
Honestly, I've never heard about this architecture and can't find any info in
google. Sounds like it's some mageia dumb architecture...
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This patch adds support for `armv5tl`, which we have been using in Mageia to
support an ARM port for a while now, and is an officially supported
architecture for Mageia 6.
You can view, comment on, or merge this pull request online at:
https://github.com/rpm-software-management/rpm/pull/179
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