Is there an arm repository?

[rickrich]

Right now, it is 2 days for i585, and 1 day for x86_64 to build.

But my software is an *.noarch.rpm! I looked for an ARM64 repo because 60 servers are idle at this time! What repo should I add to get ARM or ARM64 builds???

[malcolmlewis]

Originally Posted by rickrich

Right now, it is 2 days for i585, and 1 day for x86_64 to build.

But my software is an *.noarch.rpm! I looked for an ARM64 repo because
60 servers are idle at this time! What repo should I add to get ARM or
ARM64 builds???

Hi
Build locally using osc? Else you might be better off asking about any
delays on the build service IRC channel or mailing list.....

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[rickrich]

Read:
openSUSE Lizards » ARM support for openSUSE Buildservice and openSUSE

What is the deal? I cannot select ARM/ARM64!!!!

[markone]

Originally Posted by rickrich

What is the deal? I cannot select ARM/ARM64!!!!

What is the deal indeed? I cannot see any evidence ARM Processor Instruction Set Architecture of ARM having released a 64 bit arch, so if there stuff I should know about, please tell.

[malcolmlewis]

Originally Posted by markone

rickrich;2049447 Wrote:
>
>
> What is the deal? I cannot select ARM/ARM64!!!!

What is the deal indeed? I cannot see any evidence 'ARM Processor
Instruction Set Architecture'
(http://www.arm.com/products/CPUs/architecture.html) of ARM having
released a 64 bit arch, so if there stuff I should know about, please
tell.

Hi
When adding a repository you just select the advanced button to add
arm...

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