This is basically a no-op as 32-bit netd already fails on android-mainline @ 6.13 (we're now at 6.14, 6.15 is coming in a few weeks).
I know this because we had to fix ACK 6.12, and didn't port it forward.
Note: AFAIK TV is planning to release on 25Q2 and then 27Q2,
so this 26Q2+ doesn't actually affect them till a year later in 27Q2.
Modern arm cores are dropping 32-bit cpu instruction decode support.
This already happened on Pixel 8+ (Tensor G3+) and is soon coming
to the GCE cloud machines underpinning our cuttlefish VMs
(this is very much an industry wide trend for modern aarch64 cores,
I believe all new application cores since 2023 have been 64-bit only).
Pixel 6a is AFAIK the last pixel with 32-bit application support,
and that is reaching EOL approximately in July 2027.
(while most test coverage is on Pixel 6/6pro which EOLs in Oct 2026)
Note though that this isn't a great example: AFAIK all Pixels
have had 64-bit system userspace (which is what we care about here)
The transition happened in the final Nexus, the year before Pixel 1.
This means we're going to start losing *any* remaining vestiges
of test coverage that we still (might) have.
Test: TreeHugger
Flag: EXEMPT mainline
Signed-off-by: Maciej Żenczykowski <maze@google.com>
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