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Nov 02 18:47:32 <sveinse> How can I runtime determine if a system is armel or armhf?
Nov 02 18:48:24 <Tassadar> uname -m?
Nov 02 18:49:15 <sveinse> It return armv7l on armel at least. I dont have a armhr system right now, but I'd guess it returns the same
Nov 02 18:50:18 <sveinse> armel vs armhf is not about the machine, its about a gcc config (of sorts)
Nov 02 18:51:57 <sveinse> I'
Nov 02 18:52:08 <sveinse> I'll answer myself: dpkg --print-architecture
Nov 02 23:21:47 <infinity> Tassadar: uname is never the right way to determine userspace arch, on any arch.
Nov 02 23:34:36 <Tassadar> infinity: why? it takes info only from the kernel?
Nov 02 23:35:13 <infinity> Tassadar: Exactly that, yes.
Nov 02 23:35:35 <Tassadar> k, I'll remember that, thanks)
Nov 02 23:35:48 <infinity> Tassadar: You can have an i386 userspace on an x86_64 kernel, or powerpc on ppc64 or, in fun virtualisation scenarios, things like armhf on i386.
Nov 03 02:46:15 <lilstevie> infinity, it gets especially fun in virtualisation scenarios like with virtualbox or vmware
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