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Run the nightly on A64 and pick the QEMU CPU - #76
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K6 asks for every test kind on A64, booted with
-cpu maxand with-cpu cortex-a57. The nightly is what runs all of them, but it only knew X64.rk boot,rk test,rk mixedandrk cross-modulestake--cpu NAME, which replaces the row's CPU in the QEMU command. With KVM the CPU is stillhost, as before.row,versionsandcpu. A64 runs onubuntu-24.04-armwithqemu-system-arm, skips the KVM udev rule, gives each boot 1500 seconds under TCG, and builds rucc from source, from the pinned release's tag if no ref is named, because the release tarball is x86_64 only. The LTP cache key includes the runner arch, so the two rows don't share a build. The artifact and the report heading name the row.Checks: fmt, clippy, the workspace tests and actionlint.