Peter Nelson wrote:
I've been playing around with the /emul/ia32-linux area a bit lately and
I finally got tired of pulling down library packages debs and extracting
them into that area manually.
Agreed. That does sound tedious. The kind of work that robots will
be doing in the future. Oh
Bob Proulx wrote:
Peter Nelson wrote:
After a bit of tweaking I've gotten what I think is the smallest
chroot that will still allow you to use apt-get and dpkg.
You did not say but what was the final amount of disk space that you
were able to reduce your minimum system down to? My
Peter Nelson wrote:
I've decided to share it. You can download a tar.bz with
instructions on how to use it from my site here:
http://rufus.hackish.org/wiki/I386Chroot
One thing that you don't mention in your wiki that I think would be
very useful is dchroot. I love it. It really makes
Am 2004-10-23 16:30:37, schrieb Peter Nelson:
I've been playing around with the /emul/ia32-linux area a bit lately and
I finally got tired of pulling down library packages debs and extracting
them into that area manually. I first used debootstrap to install a
full system into a chroot
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