On Fri, 2019-04-26 at 02:17 +0100, Steve McIntyre wrote: > Hey folks, > > I;m just trying to do a buster install of arm64 (using buster d-i RC1) > in a qemu VM, and it's failing to find the virtio cdrom. Checking into > this, it looks like we're missing some modules in the installer > environment. [...] > commit 5b3bcf67a7d8ba7745612a449cede24afeb97015 > Author: Ben Hutchings <[email protected]> > Date: Tue Feb 12 21:18:40 2019 +0000 > > build/pkg-lists: Make {hyperv,virtio}-modules packages optional > > I intend to remove these udebs in a later upload of linux, moving > the drivers into per-driver-class packages. > > and I'm guessing these changes are related to what I'm seeing. Can you > suggest what we should be doing to fix things up, please? I'm at a > total loss to see where amd64 is gettting d-i modules from nowadays, > and arm64 should be reasonably similar in terms of things like block > device support modules here.
For amd64 CD-ROMs, the package list for CD-ROMs is split between
build/pkg-lists/cdrom/amd64.cfg and
build/pkg-lists/cdrom/isolinux/amd64.cfg. The latter is where, for
example, ata-modules is listed.
In general, installer builds that include(d) virtio-modules, and aren't
meant for netboot, should include scsi-modules. (scsi-{common,extra}-
modules are also mentioned in some lists, but they no longer exist.)
I think this patch will fix arm64:
--- a/build/pkg-lists/cdrom/arm64.cfg
+++ b/build/pkg-lists/cdrom/arm64.cfg
@@ -13,6 +13,8 @@ virtio-modules-${kernel:Version} ?
usb-storage-modules-${kernel:Version}
# USB and firewire cdroms both need this.
scsi-core-modules-${kernel:Version}
+# Support for SCSI cdroms.
+scsi-modules-${kernel:Version}
# Real ATA hardware needs this.
sata-modules-${kernel:Version}
--- END ---
There are two other lists that look like they might be for netboot-ish
builds, but I'm not sure:
build/pkg-lists/generic/s390.cfg
build/pkg-lists/generic/s390x.cfg
Ben.
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