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From: Matthias Apitz <guru@unixarea.de>
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Subject: poudriere: compiling ports on 32bit for amd64
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Hello,

Actually I have my poudriere bakery machine setup in a VM on Ubuntu
with a 32bit FreeBSD and compile 'my' ports for distribution for the
32bi laptps/netbooks I have.

On one of them I now want to run amd64, i.e. a 64bit FreeBSD. The
question is simple: Can I cross-build the ports for amd64 in a jail
running on a 32bit system (as I can do for making userland and kernel)?

Thanks

	matthias
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