If no architecture is defined (using --arch), rinse is using i386 as default. This is bad. I like to change the behaviour, so that you always have to specify the architecure using --arch. IMO, detecting the right arch automatically is not that easy in the case that your kernel is 64bit and your user space tools are 32 bit. Therefore the user must always specify thew architecture. Any oppinions about that solution?
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