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does anyone has an idea how could I include AUR packages in a Archiso-made livecd?
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have you seen the tip in the packages.list section in the archiso wiki?
Tip: You can also create a custom local repository for the purpose of preparing custom packages or packages from AUR/ABS. Just add your local repository at the first position (for top priority) of your build machine's pacman.conf and you are good to go!
i haven't tried it myself, but that might be what you're looking for.
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Ive been thinking of doing something similar. I want to make an arch livecd with accessibility support for a blind friend of mine. I was thinking I could get on his pc, setup arch the way he wants it, and then make an image of the whole deal as a bootable iso. From there I would have to make some install scripts. I found this forum which explains how to use another method with a few programs; I haven't verified that everything claimed there will work but it seems plausible.
Last edited by Moose9999 (2010-03-10 16:03:27)
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SOLVED!
the solution was to build a custom repo with all the AUR packages in it ( including dependecies)
you just store the files (pkg-tar.gz stuff) in a specific directory, and use the repo-add script
this lets you build your own repo, you just have to include it in your pacman.conf
works great ( I've tried it with clamtk and ophcrack from AUR, it works fine... )
so again, ARCH IS GREAT!
Last edited by scar (2010-03-13 11:47:48)
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I did the same thing but it doesn't work for me when setting up the iso for both architectures ![]()
first run for i686 works fine but then in the x86_64 run it complains about i686 packages not fitting with the architecture
error: failed to prepare transaction (package architecture is not valid)i know the thread is old as hell, but it fitted completely
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