Sebastian Holler wrote:
> I have *no* config/chroot_sources/*.binary file and binary indices *is*
> enabled. But my
>
> "config/chroot_sources/myrepo_repos.chroot" content is still in live image.
then you either have done something wrong, or your build is unclean.
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Address:Daniel Baum
Hi,
>> I'm using a local repository for building my live cd with debian-live.
>> So I write some additional sources.list-lines to a file and copy this
>> file to "config/chroot_sources/myrepo_repos.chroot".
>>
>> I need this repository only for the build-process. So how can I avoid to
>> have thes
Sebastian Holler wrote:
> If I understand you correctly, a solution will be, to create an empty
> "config/chroot_sources/myrepo_repos.binary" file ?
no, just don't create that file at all.
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Address:Daniel Baumann, Burgunderstrasse 3, CH-4562 Biberist
Email: daniel.baum...@pant
Hi,
>> I'm using a local repository for building my live cd with debian-live.
>> So I write some additional sources.list-lines to a file and copy this
>> file to "config/chroot_sources/myrepo_repos.chroot".
>>
>> I need this repository only for the build-process. So how can I avoid to
>> have thes
Sebastian Holler wrote:
> Hi list,
Hi,
> I'm using a local repository for building my live cd with debian-live.
> So I write some additional sources.list-lines to a file and copy this
> file to "config/chroot_sources/myrepo_repos.chroot".
>
> I need this repository only for the build-process. So