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32 bit armbian on OrangePI Allwinner H6 boards?

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Can we switch a 64 bit image from downloads section to 32 bit kernel, repos and apps?

I want a 32 bit (armhf) build server, but can see 64 bit OS images only.

Do I need to build my custom armbian image? Are there command line examples for build script that produces armhf image instead of aarch64?

I prefer H6 SoC instead of H3 because H6 is two times faster than H3, but the price of H6-based boards is very similar to H3-based boards.

 

Thanks in advance

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39 minutes ago, martinayotte said:

Why do you want armhf ?

You can still run 32bits applications on 64bits kernel by installing additional libraries ...


Cool. 

Can I obtain "armv7..." instead of aarch64 as output for uname -m ?

Similar question - Can I obtain ''arm" instead of "arm64" as output for docker version --format '{{.Server.Arch}}' ? 

 

 

4 minutes ago, Crossplatform Vlad said:

Can I obtain "armv7..." instead of aarch64 as output for uname -m ?

No ! This reports the kernel version, which still aarch64.

4 minutes ago, Crossplatform Vlad said:

Similar question - Can I obtain ''arm" instead of "arm64" as output for docker version --format '{{.Server.Arch}}' ?

Maybe ... Probably if you install the 32bits version of docker ...

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