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== Using debootstrap == | == Using debootstrap == | ||
=== Part 1 : on any computer === | === Part 1 : on any computer === | ||
debootstrap --foreign --arch=arm64 --include=locales,file | Use the following debootstrap command : | ||
debootstrap --foreign --arch=arm64 --include=vim,bsdutils,openssh-client,openssh-server --exclude=ed,nano,tasksel,tasksel-data,vim-tiny --verbose ceres rootfs/ http://fr.deb.devuan.org/merged | |||
You can add some of these (and many more) depending on your needs : | |||
locales,file,net-tools,ca-certificates,bzip2,devuan-keyring,debian-archive-keyring,debian-keyring,diffutils,findutils,iptables,isc-dhcp-client,netbase,ntp,openssh-sftp-server,screen,wireless-tools,minicom | |||
Do not add udev !<br /> | |||
It may be possible to add '''eudev''', but somtimes the second stage fails when it is included, so it may be better to add it after the second stage successfully completed (with apt-get install). | |||
=== Part 2 : on the target === | === Part 2 : on the target === | ||
Revision as of 18:13, 16 October 2019
Using debootstrap
Part 1 : on any computer
Use the following debootstrap command :
debootstrap --foreign --arch=arm64 --include=vim,bsdutils,openssh-client,openssh-server --exclude=ed,nano,tasksel,tasksel-data,vim-tiny --verbose ceres rootfs/ http://fr.deb.devuan.org/merged
You can add some of these (and many more) depending on your needs :
locales,file,net-tools,ca-certificates,bzip2,devuan-keyring,debian-archive-keyring,debian-keyring,diffutils,findutils,iptables,isc-dhcp-client,netbase,ntp,openssh-sftp-server,screen,wireless-tools,minicom
Do not add udev !
It may be possible to add eudev, but somtimes the second stage fails when it is included, so it may be better to add it after the second stage successfully completed (with apt-get install).