Hello folks, I am running live-build for several targets (debian-live, kali linux and some other). I read into the manual, but there are some questions, the manual could not solve. Maybe you can help.
What I want to do is the following: I want to download and create a chroot for several architectures. It is important for me, that I can do this step-by-step. The command "lb build" does everything in one step, and I cannot control the single steps. It should do in this way: Step 1: The first step should download and unpack all the packages and creating the chroot. Then it should stop! Step 2: I want to dive into the chroot and want to do some changes. This works already with the chroot command. When I have finished all my settings and changes I want to do Step 3. Step 3: My changed chroot should now be built and it should now an ISO beeing created. Ok, now to my questions: 1. Which commands must I use for Step 1, that the chroot is build and then stops? 2. Which command must I use for Step 2, to create the bootable ISO? 3. I am running live-build in an amd64-environment. But I want to build the livefile not only for amd64, but for i386 and arm as well. The command lb clean --purge makes my system clean, and the switch -a arm or -a i386 tells what architecture it has to be built. Can I build for any archjitecture on the same machine? 4. I am using apt-cacher-ng, to prevent from repeating downloads at each build. Is there a way, to use the same live-build folder for different architectures (i.e. by forcing the chroot into subfolders) Thank you very much for reading this and for your help! Best regards Hans
