Packages in trixie/i386 which should not be build on "i386"
172 (0.5%) packages which should not be build in trixie/i386:
abyss
amdgcn-tools
arm-compute-library
baconqrcode
bagel
bcal
bcalm
bmtk
bowtie
box64
cen64
cen64-qt
chibicc
crystal
darktable
debian-cloud-images
debos
diamond-aligner
discosnp
dpdk
dpdk-kmods
dynarmic
elastix
fis-gtm
flash-kernel
fwupd-amd64-signed
fwupd-arm64-signed
fwupd-armhf-signed
gatb-core
gdpc
gkl
glusterfs
golang-github-go-debos-fakemachine
golang-github-pzhin-go-sophia
golang-gvisor-gvisor
gromacs
grub-cloud
grub-efi-amd64-signed
grub-efi-arm64-signed
hipblas
hipcub
hipfft
hipsolver
hipsparse
iconnect-tools
insighttoolkit5
intel-ipsec-mb
intel-mediasdk+
ipmctl
iprutils
jellyfish1
kallisto
khmer
kissplice
kma
lambda-align2
level-zero
libica
libocxl
libpsm2
librtas
libsdsl
libservicelog
libstatgen
libvcflib
libvecpf
libvpd
libxsmm+
linux-signed-amd64
linux-signed-arm64
lsvpd
m1n1
mapsembler2
mash
mecat2
megahit
memkind
micro-evtd
mindthegap
minia
mmseqs2
mrtrix3
ncbi-vdb
ne10
nrepl-clojure
ntcard
obitools
onednn
onevpl
onevpl-intel-gpu
opa-fm
openssl-ibmca
opm-common
optee-client
optee-os
paflib
partman-prep
pbcopper
pcm
pdbg
pftools
picolisp
pmdk
pmon-update
pnetcdf+
postgresql-hll
powerpc-utils
ppc64-diag
princeprocessor
pveclib
python-cooler
python-peachpy
python-skbio
q2-phylogeny
qcontrol
qemu-web-desktop
qt6-quick3dphysics
r-bioc-basilisk
r-bioc-dada2
rccl
rkcommon
rna-star
rocblas
rocfft
rocm-hipamd
rocprim
rocrand
rocsolver
rocsparse
rocthrust
rpi.gpio
s390-dasd
s390-netdevice
s390-sysconfig-writer
s390-tools
s390-zfcp
salmon
servicelog
shards
shasta
shim-helpers-amd64-signed
shim-helpers-arm64-signed
simka
skypat
snap-aligner
soapaligner
soapdenovo
soapdenovo2
spades
spaln
sptag
sra-sdk
storm-lang
swarm-cluster
swiftlang
sysconfig
tboot
trinityrnaseq
ucx
udm
vectorscan
vsearch
wasmedge
wcc+
wiredtiger
wtdbg2
xen
xenium
x-loader
yade
yuzu
zipl-installer
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