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Munkeh
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You won't be able to install debian .deb files on Arch as it uses pacman to manage packages instead of aptitude. You can just pacman -S ghc to install the precompiled binary for armv5 (it's in extra/), so there's no need to cross-compile it. Of course if you wanted to specifically use a version compiled for armv6, you would have to install the armv5 one first to be able to compile another version.

You won't be able to install debian .deb files on Arch as it uses pacman to manage packages instead of aptitude. You can just pacman -S ghc to install the precompiled binary for armv5 (it's in extra/), so there's no need to cross-compile it.

You won't be able to install debian .deb files on Arch as it uses pacman to manage packages instead of aptitude. You can just pacman -S ghc to install the precompiled binary for armv5 (it's in extra/), so there's no need to cross-compile it. Of course if you wanted to specifically use a version compiled for armv6, you would have to install the armv5 one first to be able to compile another version.

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You won't be able to install debian .deb files on Arch as it uses pacman to manage packages instead of aptitude. You can just pacman -S ghc to install the precompiled binary for armv5 (it's in extra/), so there's no need to cross-compile it.