On 8/1/25 01:33, vermaden wrote:
Hi.
Is there some more or less official or not way to use Poudriere to build
PKGBASE packages?
There are lots of guide on the net ... but nothing really well documented and
explained.
Thanks,
vermaden
Short version:
poudriere jail -c -j 15amd64 -a amd64 -b -B -m src=/usr/src -K GENERIC
to build using sources present in /usr/src
the -K <kernelconfig> is required, and multiple ones can be specified,
you will get multiple kernel packages.
You should find package sets in
"/poudriere/data/images/15amd64-repo/FreeBSD:15:amd64/" (path depends on
the OS version you compiled obviously)
This will also leave you a poudriere jail built from the sources indicated.
I use sources from /usr/src so I can have full control of what I get
with git, I sometimes use local patches from a personal "forked" repo.
If you want to build fetching sources directly (requires git installed),
for example for 14.3-STABLE:
poudriere -jail -c -j 143amd66rr -a amd64 -b -m git+https -v stable/14
Which will perform a shallow clone, default configuration should use the
official project mirrors.
Looks like in this case a kernel config is not explicitly required,
should build GENERIC by defaut, if you want to use a different kernel
config you should pass it with -K like the above example.
I hope this helps, anyway your best resource about this is the
poudriere-jail(8) man page.
--
Guido Falsi <[email protected]>
