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arch=('i486' 'i686' 'pentium4' 'x86_64' 'armv6h' 'armv7h' 'aarch64'). i486/i686/pentium4/x86_64 build in local archbuild chroots (archlinuxaba-<arch>-build); armv6h/armv7h/aarch64 build remotely on eurobuild4/5/14 (see config/remote_build.conf).

namcap flags Public Domain / BSD as non-SPDX license identifiers in this PKGBUILD – upstream oksh’s actual licensing, not a packaging bug worth chasing.

2026-09-16: removed ancient generic arm subarch, rebuilt+published all 7 archs (7.9-2 -> 7.9-3)

User committed a packaging-only change dropping the never-buildable generic arm entry from arch=() (nothing maps arm to a build command or a config/remote_build.conf host, so it was always SKIPPED, never actually building anything) – pkgrel bumped 2 -> 3 per usual convention, no functional change to what actually ships. Rebuilt+published all 7 real archs via repo_release.sh (no REPO_BUILD_ONLY_ARCH needed for the local 4; see below for why the 3 remote ones needed a follow-up).

Remote ARM builds initially all 3 failed with a misleading “already building something else” (empty holder label) on the very first attempt – looked exactly like real board contention, but confirmed directly (ssh <host> mountpoint -q /data) that all three boards simply had /data unmounted (likely rebooted). This was a real ordering bug in repo_build_remote.sh: the per-board build lock’s own mkdir under REMOTE_BUILD_ROOT (/data/INSTALL/.building.lock) ran before the script’s existing /data mount-ensure step, so on an unmounted board that mkdir fails with plain ENOENT – indistinguishable from “lock dir already exists” by the generic error path, and the cat .../holder fallback also fails (empty output), producing the misleading empty-label message on 100% of retries regardless of mounting. Fixed by moving the mount-ensure block before the lock acquisition (see memory/TOOLING_NOTES.md’s 2026-09-16 entry). After the fix, one more retry (REPO_BUILD_ONLY_ARCH="armv6h armv7h aarch64") built and published all three cleanly – confirmed via repo_arch_status.sh showing all 7 archs published (7.9-3).

2026-08-13: arch list expanded, republished

User expanded arch=() to add arm/armv6h/armv7h/aarch64 (pkgrel bumped 7.9-1 -> 7.9-2, packaging-only change per usual pkgrel-vs-pkgver convention). Rebuilt+published for all 4 locally-buildable archs; the old 7.9-1 x86_64 build got archived automatically by repo_publish.sh.