[Bastian Blank] >> /usr/bin/dpkg-install - request a package > should be apt-install or so
Sounds like a better idea. >> /usr/bin/dpkg-doinstall - try to install a package into /target/ Dropped. >> /etc/dpkg-queue.conf - package queue, emptied in base-installer postinst Moved to /var/lib/apt-install/queue >> /etc/base-installer-done - flag file created when base-installer completes Using /target/etc/apt/sources.list instead, as it is created by base-installer to get apt-get working. I implemented something and placed it into base-installer. I suspect the apt-install program should move into another package, but I'm not sure which. There are still some open questions: - Which udeb should contain apt-install? [rootskel?] - Should apt-update from base-installer be in the same package as apt-install? - What is the best way to know if base-installer installed successfully? A flag file, or some other mechanism? [I believe /target/apt/sources.list is a good choice.] - What names should the programs have? [Is apt-install OK?] - Where should the queue file be located, and what should it be called? [I believe /var/lib/apt-install/queue is a good place] -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
