> Oh, hrm. That could be because the dpkg postinst only adds i386 as an arch on fresh installs, but dpkg is never a fresh install.
> (Since debootstrap unpacks it without running postinsts, then reinstalls it, IIRC)
What dpkg actually does is extract the contents of the packages, then call dpkg --unpack, and finally call dpkg --configure. So the maintainer scripts should be run with all the normal arguments.
> Oh, hrm. That could be because the dpkg postinst only adds i386 as an arch on fresh installs, but dpkg is never a fresh install.
> (Since debootstrap unpacks it without running postinsts, then reinstalls it, IIRC)
What dpkg actually does is extract the contents of the packages, then call dpkg --unpack, and finally call dpkg --configure. So the maintainer scripts should be run with all the normal arguments.