On Wed, 2007-06-27 at 13:22 -0300, Adilson Oliveira wrote:
> Matt Zimmerman escreveu:
>
> >
> > It looks like project-builder should be usable for this, as it seems to
> > provide a non-interactive command-line interface as well as the interactive
> > one.
> >
>
> Yes, it does, I was just wondering that might be interesting to have
> something simpler, just for creating the environment.
>
> []s
>
> Adilson.
>
$ sudo project-builder -c create-project \
--platform-name mccaslin \
--project-name "myproject" \
--project-path "/usr/src/myproject" \
--project-description "My Samsung Q1 Ultra project"
$ sudo project-builder -c create-target \
--project-name "myproject" \
--target-name "target1"
$ sudo project-builder -c install-fset \
--project-name myproject \
--target-name target1 \
--fset-name "full-mobile-stack"
... now you have a fully functional, ready to chroot or install on a device
filesystem located at /usr/src/myproject/targets/target1/fs. You can then
ask project-builder to chroot into the filesystem (where project-builder
takes care of all the details that needs to happen beyond chroot, like bind
mounting /sys, /proc, and /tmp, copying over network name resolution config
files,
and anything else we realize you need to run a full ubuntu mobile stack from
within a chroot):
$ sudo project-builder -c chroot-target \
--project-name myproject \
--target-name target1
--rusty
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