Hi All, After all the recent RISC-V news I went ahead and checked out the existing effort to get Arch Linux supported on RISC-V. Felix maintains an overlay of PKGBUILDs which require customization to be be able to build on RISC-V. A lot of these PKGBUILD's patch autotools projects to run `autoreconf -fiv` in prepare(), this re-generates `configure` to understand RISC-V. Since these patches are simple enough and I don't see them harming Arch Linux, I would argue that we want these patches applied in our packages. Re-generating configure should not break, and if it does we should not accept the patch and get a bug filled upstream. Re-creating configure and thus not using the provided `configure` could arguably also be a good thing regarding supply chain security. And this also should help with other architecture ports. As a follow up we can discuss providing our own "/usr/share/config.site" and then ./configure --prefix=/usr would automatically configure localstatedir, libexecdir, etc. [1] https://github.com/felixonmars/archriscv-packages [2] https://github.com/felixonmars/archriscv-packages/blob/master/libafterimage/...