[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I am using version 1.0~a48-1 of live-helper with a personalized list of > packages in /usr/share/live-helper/lists/. It works well unless I put > a wrong package name in the file. In this case, all the process stops > with the message like "NO BINARY FILE FOUND", but I can't see the wrong > package name in the errors. The only solution I found is to try and try > untill I find the guilty package and this cost a lot of time. > Is there a better way to fix a wrong package list ?
Firstly, using aptitude in LH_APT will mean that missing packages does not
result in a broken build. This might result in strange behaviour however -
for example, when Xfce was broken in Debian, building an "xfce" image with
LH_APT="aptitude" resulted in a GNOME image.
To fix your package list, we can use the fact that live-helper builds up a
list of packages to install in file chroot/root/chroot_packages before
installing them. Edit your lh_chroot_install-packages and add a call to
"Breakpoint ${0}" before the packages are installed and then start a new
build.
When the build says "Waiting at..", start a new terminal and view the
chroot/root/chroot_packages file - you could probably script the checking
with:
for PKG in $(cat chroot/root/chroot-packages)
do
if ! apt-cache show ${PKG} >/dev/null 2>&1
then
echo "W: Package ${PKG} does not exist"
fi
done
This assumes you are running the same distribution as your target
distribution. Good luck :)
Regards,
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