Use HOST_ARCH for downloading golang compiler. #67
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btw, is the current way of building the rpi4 artifacts to be |
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I have build those on Raspberry so I'm not sure if that need something else but at least you need run commands: Also note that kernel version on master only works with Rasberry 3. But version on this one works on Rpi4 too |
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hmm.. okay. I thought it would support cross-compile. :) |
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I think that most of the parts are already supporting cross-compile but I haven't look (yet) that what are those missing parts. |
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GOARCH is target
ARCH, and should be used for only compiling target binaries, not for downloading the golang compiler. The compiler needs to useHOST_ARCHinstead.