> > However, I haven't tried vmdeboostrap yet which is why it would be
> > nice whether someone could actually test it and document it somewhere.
> > This should dramatically increase the bootstrapping process and make
> > it easier as well.
>
> I will give a try this weekend!
I prepared a Debian SID amd64 environment. After trying I'm sorry to tell that
there was no luck with vmdebootstrap. In first place, I had to modify the
script (0.9 version) in order to:
* Make it compatible with arch=m68k, that was not working rightly.
* Add the --no-check-gpg because even after I installed the
debian-ports-archive-keyring package and check the key was installed with
apt-key, debootstrap kept complaining about unsigned key in the repo.
Then I ran:
$ vmdebootstrap --foreign=/usr/bin/qemu-m68k-static --arch=m68k
--distribution=unstable --mirror ftp://ftp.debian-ports.org/debian --image
debm68k.img --no-extlinux --no-use-uefi --enable-dhcp --root-password=root
After these mods, it performs stage 1 correctly, but then qemu-m68k crashes
when trying to execute the second stage. The error is:
qemu: fatal: Illegal instruction: ebc0 @ f67c76bc
It happens to be the same issue it is reported here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qemu-linaro/+bug/1254786
In that thread they say qemu emulates a ColdFire MCU rather than a classic
Motorola 68k, that could be causing the incompatibility.
Also, I must say I ran qemu inside a Hyper-V virtual machine, that I doubt it
affects the process, but it is the only clue I have so I'll try to do the
process in a native Linux.
Greets,
Carlos
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