Segmentation fault when running (make) localnet-start on linux/arm64 (Apple M1 Chip)

[9M6]

Summary of Bug

When building a docker image on a Macbook with M1 Chipset (arm64 arch), the built image and binary does not
run correctly and ocassionaly would run into a qemu: uncaught target signal 11 (Segmentation fault) - core dumped

Version

v0.44.0

Steps to Reproduce

1. Macbook Pro with M1 Chip
2. make localnet-start
3. Output Error

qemu: uncaught target signal 11 (Segmentation fault) - core dumped Segmentation fault make: *** [localnet-start] Error 139

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[9M6]

When I remove the GOARCH the binaries compile without a problem.

Though there's a problem when using: make targetlocalnet-start: build-linux localnet-stop.

Seems the image that is built has as a default command simd L42 I am not sure its behavior in previous docker version, but as of now what I can see is that when the container is docker runed it does not accept additional commands.

Current non working code:

cosmossdk/simd-env testnet --v 4 -o . --starting-ip-address 192.168.10.2 --keyring-backend=test

Fixed:

cosmossdk/simd-env simd testnet --v 4 -o . --starting-ip-address 192.168.10.2 --keyring-backend=test

Also as a final note, when the specific code gets executed in the make targetlocalnet-start: build-linux localnet-stop, the node files and gentex are not generated, there are some permission issues, I'm assuming related to the docker arguments.

Also, when docker-compose up -d it simply creates the containers, but does nothing to start the network, also, since the container has a default CMD to simd it does not do anything besides outputting the help page.