Hey there, I've been trying to get multi-arch images using buildah to work, but I can't seem to figure out how this is supposed to work. And to be honest, the documentation around that topic is a bit lacking too. From reading https://github.com/containers/buildah/issues/1590, I'm fairly certain I've got what I need, but it still doesn't seem to work. First and foremost, a quick recap about my enviroment: - I'm on an x86_64 machine - I'm running this on an up to date install of Void Linux - I've installed buildah from the main Void repos, at version 1.20.1 - I've also installed qemu-user-static, version 5.2.0 Here's my Dockerfile: ```Dockerfile FROM docker.io/alpine RUN arch ``` Now, when I try to build a multi-arch image, I thought I needed to do this: ```sh ➤ buildah bud --pull --manifest test --platform linux/amd64 . ➤ buildah bud --pull --manifest test --platform linux/arm64 . ``` The first image build goes fine, which is expected, as I'm on my native architecture. The second one fails like so: ``` STEP 2: RUN arch standard_init_linux.go:219: exec user process caused: exec format error error building at STEP "RUN arch": error while running runtime: exit status 1 ERRO exit status 1 ``` Am I missing anything obvious? To me it looks like even though I specified the architecture, I'm running this natively without qemu-user-static being involved. I've also tried looking through the `--debug` output, but that's quite verbose and doesn't contain `qemu` anywhere. I'd be very glad to get feedback here, what I'm missing. Thanks in advance :) -- JC