Fix debian rules for host specification #721
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Debian's multiarch string can be different from the GNU type string. Only the latter should be used for finding a toolchain. For instance, on i386, the gnu type is i686-linux-gnu, while multiarch is i386-linux-gnu.
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Debian's multiarch string can be different from the GNU type string. Only the latter should be used for finding a toolchain. For instance, on i386, the gnu type is i686-linux-gnu, while multiarch is i386-linux-gnu.