> I don't think we explicitly support big endian platforms (correct me if I'm wrong). As it turns out, the TSS does not only build and run on big endian machines - apparently, we are packaged for such platforms, as well. At least for me, that was a surprise.
Furthermore, Debian and upstream are actively working on a solution for the big endian failures. So I think we should work around this FTBFS until it got properly fixed upstream. Maybe by disabling the broken FAPI &
tcti-spi-helper functionality.
Big endian architectures are not officially supported by upstream according to https:/ /github. com/tpm2- software/ tpm2-tss/ issues/ 2139
> I don't think we explicitly support big endian platforms (correct me if I'm wrong). As it turns out, the TSS does not only build and run on big endian machines - apparently, we are packaged for such platforms, as well. At least for me, that was a surprise.
Furthermore, Debian and upstream are actively working on a solution for the big endian failures. So I think we should work around this FTBFS until it got properly fixed upstream. Maybe by disabling the broken FAPI &
tcti-spi-helper functionality.
https:/ /bugs.debian. org/cgi- bin/bugreport. cgi?bug= 1040521 /github. com/tpm2- software/ tpm2-tss/ issues/ 2531
https:/
Edit: Or maybe the s390x binaries should be dropped all together, until this is resolved?