as commented in bug #645147, I'm not going to upload anything to the Ubuntu archive that forcibly bypasses apt's gpg checking. I'll have a look at the apt bug.
Why are you enabling multiarch sources here? Unless otherwise annotated, any sources.list entry is native-arch-only, which is what we want here; this syntax will cause pointless downloads of Packages files on apt-get update that correspond to neither the host nor the build arch.
as commented in bug #645147, I'm not going to upload anything to the Ubuntu archive that forcibly bypasses apt's gpg checking. I'll have a look at the apt bug.
[UbuntuToolchains] g++-4.4- arm-linux- gnueabi linux-libc- dev-armel- cross binutils- arm-linux- gnueabi archive. ubuntu. com/ubuntu gcc-arm- linux-gnueabi libc-dev- armel-cross linux-libc- dev-armel- cross [arch=i386, amd64] http:// archive. ubuntu. com/ubuntu ubuntu- keyring
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Why are you enabling multiarch sources here? Unless otherwise annotated, any sources.list entry is native-arch-only, which is what we want here; this syntax will cause pointless downloads of Packages files on apt-get update that correspond to neither the host nor the build arch.