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Update ARM installation instructions for v1.0 release (#1994)
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Now that antrea/antrea-ubuntu is a manifest list / multi-arch image,
there is no longer a need for different installation instructions for
clusters which include ARM Nodes.
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### ARM support

Starting with v0.13, Antrea supports arm64 and arm/v7 Nodes. Please refer to
these [installation instructions](arm-support.md).
Starting with v1.0, Antrea supports arm64 and arm/v7 Nodes. The installation
instructions do not change when some (or all) Linux Nodes in a cluster use an
ARM architecture: the same deployment YAML can be used, as the
`antrea/antrea-ubuntu` Docker image is actually a manifest list with support for
the amd64, arm64 and arm/v7 architectures.

Note that while we do run a subset of the Kubernetes conformance tests on both
the arm/v7 and arm64 Docker images (using [k3s](https://k3s.io/) as the
Kubernetes distribution), our testing is not as thorough as for the amd64
image. However, we do not anticipate any issue.

### Deploying Antrea on a Cluster with Existing CNI

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