Christoph Plattner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> immo vero scripsit:
Hi,
> Example: I have a intel/AMD PC running as host and
> boot server. I have a net bootable kernel for SPARC
> and I want to create a valid "woody" basic installation
> on a NFS-ROOT exported file system, example
> `/export/rootfs/<hostname>/woody' (= root fs).
It is rather difficult as of current state, because
debootstrap would need to run the "postinst" scripts inside
the chroot, which requires that the host arch=target arch.
However, if debootstrap creates the chroot by
extracting the debs only, possibly running the "sid" script to
only up to "x_feign_install dpkg", and
possibly hacking a /sbin/init that has:
#!/bin/sh
exec /post-install.sh
and creating a shell script /post-install.sh which
runs the rest of install_debs() from debootstrap natively,
it sounds like it could be done.
Sounds like a pretty interesting/exciting idea,
although it is not currently implemented,
it should be doable.
regards,
junichi
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