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Opened Sep 27, 2018 by Gavin Pryke@Gavlee
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install.sh fails to detect which architecture the build is running on

Build machine: Ubuntu 14.04 i386

When executing the scripts following the build instructions on the wiki to build LinuxMCE, the install.sh script fails to detect the correct architecture and prevents building further.

I think this may be due to apt/dpkg now supporting multi-arch.

There seems to be an easy workaround though, all I did was add an extra space at the end of the grep pattern to match only the main dpkg architecture line, rather than the compatible sub-architectures which were also being matched.

Please find attached patch attempting to work around the issue.

Thanks.

buildscripts-install.sh-workaround-dpkg-arch.patch

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Reference: linuxmce/buildscripts#5