Adding i686 to detected archs for jubilinux powered edison devices #968
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Looks good. Could you please sign-off your commit as described in: |
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Signed-off-by: crocycroc [email protected] |
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Since we moved to the Eclipse Foundation, I am going to close and reopen this MR so that the Eclipse checks can trigger |
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IMO, this would look a lot nicer with something like |
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Any update on this??? |
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This is to fix an issue with Intel Edison devices uses Jubilinux for their distribution. The debian based distro is built for i686 specifically and thus shows up with the arch of i686. Adding this into the arch detection statement so that mraa can build.