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Authored by obrien on Wed, Nov 12, 6:16 PM.
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The issue with MAKE_LINT_KERNELS is that it doesn't ignore NO_UNIVERSE kernels which perhaps it should do. OTOH, MAKE_ALL_KERNELS also doesn't ignore NO_UNIVERSE by design. Maybe we need a NO_UNIVERSE_I_MEAN_IT_FOR_REALS or we just filter out i386 from MAKE_LINT_KERNELS and MAKE_ALL_KERNELS. I never use MAKE_LINT_KERNELS myself as they really aren't that much more to build.

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I think this is a no-op. TARGET_MACHINE_LIST already includes i386.

We do want i386 worlds building by default though in make universe, and we need a manual make buildworld TARGET_ARCH=i386 to still work, and this breaks both of those (I tried it previously).