Right now multiarch CentOS container image is only armhfp (and x86_64).
And even the container image have an issue (https://github.com/multiarch/centos/issues/1).
I feel that I will want to try an experiment by a different approach.
That is to get an archive tar file not from *.iso or other archive files on CentOS project, but also to get it from DockerHub or CentOS's official container repository URL.
Right now multiarch CentOS container image is only armhfp (and x86_64). And even the container image have an issue (https://github.com/multiarch/centos/issues/1). I feel that I will want to try an experiment by a different approach.
That is to get an archive tar file not from
*.iso
or other archive files on CentOS project, but also to get it from DockerHub or CentOS's official container repository URL.Here is the example for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). In this case, I am using
skopeo
command to achieve the approach. https://github.com/junaruga/multiarch-rhel-experiment