Hello Guys, I have been doing centos package compiling on arm hardware for a while now , and it has been going OK . One drawback is that some bigger packages would run for 10hrs to compile . I would like to speed up that process , and compile on a much more powerful machine . I tried cross-compiling but ended up with issues when the arm package got contaminated with i386 libraries no matter what I tired . I also tried qemu VM running on my core2duo 4 core desktop machine . This worked OK as packages were perfect , but it was slower to compile than using arm hardware . Same package that took 10 hrs on arm hw , compiled for 3 and a half days on the desktop . My question is if I used a chroot approach to run the emulation will this be quicker than a qemu VM . If so can anyone please share their instructions on how to configure a chroot to run a centos 7 arm image on a x86 desktop. Best Regards Milorad