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I'm playing with a couple of scripts which use qemu-debootstrap do bootstrap a Debian system on an ARM device.
But the Arch Linux packages don't ship the executable, neither debootstrap nor qemu-user-static.
Can I get the executable from any other package I've missed?
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That's not qemu-debootstrap...
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But whether the Constitution really be one thing, or another, this much is certain - that it has either authorized such a government as we have had, or has been powerless to prevent it. In either case, it is unfit to exist.
-Lysander Spooner
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https://github.com/dderby/debian900/issues/27
But simply copying a script is the last-resort, I'd rather use my package manager for this.
Last edited by marmistrz (2016-07-07 15:24:03)
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See the AUR archive:
You could, of course, write the PKGBUILDs yourself - they seem fairly trivial.
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Thanks,
Why is qemu-deboostrap in the AUR mirror and not in aur itself?
And it's not that easy, I get an infinite streak of debootstrap calls, adding --foreign in each try:
I: Running command: debootstrap --arch armhf --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --foreign --variant=minbase --include=kmod,udev,initramfs-tools,netbase,net-tools,iputils-ping,locales,keyboard-configuration,console-setup,console-common,acpid,acpi-support-base,u-boot-tools,patch,wget,vim,connman,man-db,apt-utils,ifupdown,wireless-tools,iw,wpasupplicant,mtd-utils,whiptail,pm-utils,bluez,openssh-server,rsyslog,xorg,xserver-xorg-video-fbdev,xserver-xorg-video-omap,xinput-calibrator jessie /mnt http://httpredir.debian.org/debian/
/edit: something weird is in my fs, I'll have to check a thing or two.
Last edited by marmistrz (2016-07-11 08:48:26)
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Assimilate this information: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions … arch-linux
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Assimilate this information: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions … arch-linux
See post #5
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Awebb wrote:Assimilate this information: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions … arch-linux
See post #5
Write a PKGBUILD, that depends on debootstrap and sets a symlink to qemu-debootstrap. If I'm not entirely mistaken this a) solves the problem of absence of qemu-debootstrap and b) satisfies your wish to manage it with the package management. You could also ask the maintainer of the debootstrap package to add the symlink himself and probably add qemu (or whatever in between) as an optional dependency, which would be appropriately done via email at the maintainer or (even better) at the AUR mailing list (main page, on the right, find "Mailing Lists"), where people can first discuss your idea, to exclude any possible hiccups with the symlink.
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