So it seems to be working :
- force "sort_deps" to accept all i386 packages.
- manage cross-dependencies by putting upper level foreign packages into
default.downloads
- call "dpkg --add-foreign-architecture i386" within the
"/usr/lib/base-installer.d/" hook
Le 27/08/2014 14:45, Nicolas ROCHE a écrit :
Hello,
I'm trying to build an amd64 debian-installer DVD providing some
i386 only binaries and libraries. For instance acroread which is not
available on amd64.
I'm using the testing version of simple-cdd that correctly build the
amd64 and i386 repository (using dose-debcheck to validate theme
and modifying its call to read all Packages files instead of only
the ones for only one architecture).
When calling "make packagelists" from debian-cd, I cannot figure how
to make the "sort_deps" perl script understand the 2 architectures work
together (as I add an amd64 package that depends on acroread:i386).
I'm wondering if it is a non-sense or not to try to do that ?
Thanks by advance for your advices.
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