The apt installation will use the Opscode APT repository. In addition to handling the software installation, these bootstrap templates do the following: o Write the validation. In the case of the RubyGems, the client.
In the case of APT Package installation, client. This may be a later version than the local system. Additional custom bootstrap templates can be created and stored in. Create a. We need to extract it from the ISO. Not much change is needed. No jigdo-related commands. We need to put '-marks around "d-live 9. Padding should be added by the burn program, indeed, rather than by the ISO image producer.
This is what the pathspecs like "boot" and "CD1" do in mkisofs emulation. We replace this by mapping our mount point or extracted ISO-root directory to the new ISO-root, and maybe by a few more "-map" commands which bring particular files into the new ISO image.
Like mkisofs option -b and its handful of add-on options. But sequence matters here. Other way round gives error. We need to extract the first bytes of the ISO into a disk file and give that file as argument to our command. Another difference is that xorriso by default calls fsync 2 on the output file after each 16 MiB of writing. This makes it lightweight on systems with few memory but also lets it appear much slower than in "-as mkisofs" mode. Anticipating a change in Debian Live 9.
This history is mostly of interest for incremental backups. It is disabled in the -as mkisofs emulation by default. The bootable ISOs of Debian derivates or of other Linux distros probably do not bear such info either. In this case one may let xorriso analyze the boot equipment and make proposals.
We cut out the MBR template and use it with -isohybrid-mbr. But afaik, Debian's boot software does not search for this info in order to find the filesystem from where it was booted. ME Mail-to end. MT Mail-to start. OP Command-line option. P Paragraph. PP Paragraph. RB Roman, bold alternating. RE Relative-indent end. RI Roman, italic alternating. RS Relative-indent start. SB Small bold. SH Section heading. SM Small. SS Subsection heading. SY Synopsis start. TH Title heading. TP Tagged paragraph.
Read first the introduction to Debian Packaging. If the information below doesn't answer your questions, please look in the New Maintainer's Guide and in Debian Policy The Debian package management chapter of the Developers Reference contains lots of useful information for handling all kinds of problems one runs into with apt and dpkg.
If you want to create an official Debian package, make sure it's not already packaged. If somebody is working on the package , you should contact them if you intend to make an official package together. For a slightly more modern way of managing all of this, check out git-buildpackage. TODO: write this page around git-buildpackage, instead of quilt, for a less baroque and more familiar experience.
Please consult the pbuilder or sbuild documentation. It is recommended to check beforehand that the Makefile does not contain any funny stuff. Steps: Try to compile the package, but do not install it. You could check other Debian based distributions, too.
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