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          <title>Arch i686 container</title>
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          <description xml:base="https://bog.necronomicon.fr/2014-04-07-arch-i686-container/">&lt;p&gt;Recently, I&#39;ve been wanting to build package for my not very powerful eee-pc laptop. I just have one problem: all my computers except this one are use a 64bit architecture instead of a 32bit one. So I needed to make a chroot. So, instead of doing that I decided to play a little with systemd containers. Here is what I did.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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