I was doing almost the exact same thing for a while. But it was prone to
failure. What I did instead was to set up my own repository. It's easier
than you think if you just use the cheap/easy type of repository. It
makes updates a lot easier too.
On 01/15/2016 10:34 AM, Aaron Hall wrote:
Hello. :)
I need to install some standalone .deb files (made with alien) on the
target system during installation. Right now, I am putting the files
into /var/tmp in the nfsroot, and during installation I have a script
that does:
cp /var/tmp/tsm-debs/*deb $target/tmp/
$ROOTCMD dpkg -i /tmp/gskcrypt32_8.0-15.6_i386.deb \
/tmp/gskssl32_8.0-15.6_i386.deb \
/tmp/tivsm-api_6.2.5-1_i386.deb \
/tmp/tivsm-ba_6.2.5-1_i386.deb
The custom configs are installed with fcopy as usual. I have the feeling
that I'm overlooking a better way to do this. Am I?
Thanks,
Aaron
