Mar 29, 2021, 03:45 by rclo...@rclobus.nl: > lb config noauto \ > ... > >> --debian-installer 'netinst' \ >> --debian-installer-distribution 'bullseye' \ >> > ... > >> --parent-debian-installer-distribution 'daily' \ >> > > You have specified 2 sources for the installer. When you use > --debian-installer-distribution 'daily', you will get the daily installer. > Thank you for your prompt help.
I interpreted the options, above, as "Build a bullseye release net installer using a daily build for the parent distribution - whatever 'parent' means." Per the lb_config manfile: "--parent-debian-installer-distribution daily|CODENAME defines the parent debian-installer distribution for derivatives of the resulting live system". This is a bit of a circular definition, so it isn't clear to me how a "parent-" prefix changes things. I only added this option in response to your suggestion to someone else, which is how I ended up with this problem. It may be in some other documentation, but elaborating a bit on the parent/mirror/nothing distinction in the lb_config manfile - and the consequences thereon - might reduce the number of amateurs like me making the same mistakes. Additionally, running lb config with my auto/config file doesn't warn me about the options conflict. If they're mutually-exclusive, perhaps a warning might be helpful? I'll re-run the build and see if things improve.
