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Switching from AARCH64 to AARCH32

Biswa Singh


Hi,

We are trying to switch from AARCh64 to AARCH32 using the following command.

sudo su

cd /root

schroot  -c armhf-trusty

But it says command not found. We are using munimal version of AARCH64 from linaro and prebuild board recovery image 4.0.

What is a convenient way to switch to AARCH32?

Thanks,

Biswa

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    The filesystem currently referenced for Juno is a generic ARM v8 OpenEmbedded one, supplied and built by Linaro. This is AARCH64 only, rather than a mixed AARCH64/AARCH32 filesystem.

    As a basic workaround you can cross compile simple legacy applications statically to run under the supplied filesystem. However for full support, you will need to rebuild your own filesystem combining AARCH32 and AARCH64 components. If you have further questions please use: juno-support@arm.com

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    The filesystem currently referenced for Juno is a generic ARM v8 OpenEmbedded one, supplied and built by Linaro. This is AARCH64 only, rather than a mixed AARCH64/AARCH32 filesystem.

    As a basic workaround you can cross compile simple legacy applications statically to run under the supplied filesystem. However for full support, you will need to rebuild your own filesystem combining AARCH32 and AARCH64 components. If you have further questions please use: juno-support@arm.com

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