Currently, the armv7hf architecture is hardcoded in our Dockerfile.template, preventing us from running Autokit on devices that should otherwise support it.
As far as I know, there is no architecture-dependent code anywhere in this repo. @rcooke-warwick please correct me if I'm wrong. Being able to build this container on x86 architectures would speed up the development process and allow us to use the more easily sourceable Intel NUCs.
Currently, the
armv7hf
architecture is hardcoded in ourDockerfile.template
, preventing us from running Autokit on devices that should otherwise support it.https://github.com/balena-io-hardware/autokit-sw/blob/0c8b3e1e4e5a3cd9df866833dbd8e9176473f82a/Dockerfile.template#L1
As far as I know, there is no architecture-dependent code anywhere in this repo. @rcooke-warwick please correct me if I'm wrong. Being able to build this container on
x86
architectures would speed up the development process and allow us to use the more easily sourceable Intel NUCs.Relevant docs: https://www.balena.io/docs/learn/develop/dockerfile/