feat: add aarch64-linux support (Raspberry Pi 5)#1
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Add aarch64-linux to the supported systems list and Garnix CI matrix. Enables building and running OpenClaw on ARM64 Linux devices. Based on openclaw#3. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <[email protected]>
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Summary
aarch64-linuxto the supported systems inflake.nixchecks.aarch64-linux.cito the Garnix CI build matrixBased on upstream PR: openclaw#3
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stdenv.hostPlatform), so no package changes needednix-steipete-toolsavailability for aarch64-linux is handled gracefully (falls back to empty set)/bin/mkdirand/bin/lnfix from upstream PR feat: add aarch64-linux support (Raspberry Pi 5) openclaw/nix-openclaw#3 is not needed here — this fork already usesrun --quiet ${lib.getExe' pkgs.coreutils "mkdir"}and similar patternsTest plan
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