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Ingo modified ticket #16
TOOLCHAIN commands are executed in target instead of host sysroot
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TOOLCHAIN commands are executed in target instead of host sysroot instead
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[#16] TOOLCHAIN commands are executed in target instead of host sysroot instead
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substitute debian_versions.mk and push this info into the central Makefile
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corrected package control file for multiarch
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moved .drone.yml to the correct path for the automatic build
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added automatic debian package build
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support host commands for toolchain generation
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Added example config for the Raspberry Pi RT image.
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error while apt-get install: "... -y was used without --allow-unauthenticated"
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Seems, like the package list was outdated. Now I issue an apt-get update before fetching the source packages. This makes fully sense, as source packages are not available in all versions. So if the system is not up-to-date, we have no chance to get the correct version of the source packages for our system.
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[#14] error while apt-get install: "... -y was used without --allow-unauthenticated"
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g++ missing in cross toolchain
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Make sure to issue "wharfie --clean" to issue a rebuild
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[#15] g++ missing in cross toolchain
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Recreate SSH key at boot
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debootstrap doesn't work on stretch
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Seems to work on a current system
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Sounds strange. Those are all native Debian packages. So IMHO there should be no PGP error. I think we need to find out which package it was, and why it failed. The parameter would be just a dirty hack.
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erichspitzweg created ticket #15
g++ missing in cross toolchain
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Wharfile is pretty simple: FROM debian_i386_stretch ENV ADDITIONAL_TOOLCHAIN_PACKAGES libstdc++-6-dev g++ TOOLCHAIN toolchain_debian_i386_stretch.tar LICENSE licenses_debian_i386_stretch.tar SOURCE sources_debian_i386_stretch.tar
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error while apt-get install: "... -y was used without --allow-unauthenticated"
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g++ in env.sh is wrong
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Fixed it. Thanks fir the report!
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- some minor fixes in the rpi script (support own kernels, and redo extract of the external zipped image on every run)
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fixed compiler postfix for ARM64
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Added support for ARM64, w/ an example script for the Raspberry (untested, as I don't have a RPI 3 at hand)
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During some tests with a Dockerfile for check_mk, I implemented a few compatibility commands (EXPOSE, ARG, WORKDIR)
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[#7] Support the commands COPY and ENTRYPOINT
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Support the commands COPY and ENTRYPOINT
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#7 Support the commands COPY and CMD
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Support the commands COPY and CMD
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https://forge.codesys.com/tol/wharfie/wiki/Command%20Reference/#cmd https://forge.codesys.com/tol/wharfie/wiki/Command%20Reference/#copy USER was required initially, but is optimized out of this ticket ...
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- Minor compatibility fixes
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https://forge.codesys.com/tol/wharfie/wiki/Command%20Reference/#cmd https://forge.codesys.com/tol/wharfie/wiki/Command%20Reference/#copy USER is not specified, yet
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Updated "spec" in form of some documentation available: https://forge.codesys.com/tol/wharfie/wiki/Command%20Reference/#include
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A current Workaround is the use of the non-root mode w/ qemu, as it will use a jessie image for building.
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Build as non-root user
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Finally I now used Qemu. As everything else seemed to make the build more complicated, and therefore more error prone. I now had already problems with host dependencies. They would have become even more with another non-root solution, like fakechroot. Additionally: This solution can even run on Windows!!! ;)
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[#1] Build as non-root user
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Suport the command INCLUDE
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