I tried using
"setarch i386 bash"
"make clean dist"
It's still compiling, but it looks like it might work...
[You may need to install setarch on your machine, as some
machines don't have it installed as default. setarch allows the machine to set a
flag so that when something like uname is asking "What processor is this" the
answer will be "i686" instead of "x86_64", and thus tools that use for example
"uname -m" to find the CPU type, will figure that it's a 32-bit processor
instead of 64-bit.
However, you may need to have certain libraries and other
tools installed on the machine to build 32-bit binaries.
--
Mats
Anyone has any other ideas on how to do this ?
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regards,
Anand Gupta
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