It's possible to set LOCAL=1 to enable support for local packages, which
automatically results in “local” being listed in /.disk/base_components,
which is used to build the --components parameter for debootstrap.
Users might have various sets of *.deb and/or *.udebs, be it over time,
or for various codenames, and it's possible for /dists/<CODENAME>/local
to be entirely missing in the generated image.
In this case, /.disk/base_components must not contain “local”, as that
would break debootstrap; this commit detects and fixes this possible
inconsistency.
This might have worked by accident depending on the exact layout under the
LOCALDEBS directory (see previous commit for the big picture).
Let's focus on where input files for d-i should be stored:
<LOCALDEBS>/dists/<CODENAME>/local/debian-installer/binary-amd64/*.udeb
Those *.udeb end up being stored under the “local” component[1] (making it
clear they're not from usual components on a Debian mirror), but they are
referenced in Packages for the “main” component[2], possibly replacing a
different version found in the archive.
/dists/<CODENAME>/local/debian-installer/binary-<ARCH>/*.udeb [1]
/dists/<CODENAME>/main/debian-installer/binary-<ARCH>/Packages [2]
This makes it possible for d-i to find those *.udeb automatically, as it
uses a single Packages file.
There's no dep11 directory for bookworm's non-free-firmware component
for the time being, and we've just decided to be more cautious about
input files, which breaks the bookworm build.
Until the issue is fixed on the appstream.debian.org side, and until dak
can indeed import that directory into the Debian archive, use sid's
non-free-firmware dep11 directory instead of bookworm's.
Move the README.txt creation from generate_firmware_patterns to its
caller, so that it's done just once, and so that added blocks are
counted properly.
Some gzip calls have --no-name, which disables both the original name
and timestamp; use -n (disables original name) and -m (disables original
timestamp) for pigz, for all calls.
This makes it possible for hw-detect's install-firmware hook to enable the
right components if it installs firmware packages based on modalias
information. The components found in Contents-firmware indices are only
useful for firmware packages detected by the check-missing-firmware.sh
script.
All three columns could be aligned, but I'm not sure how many characters
should be allocated to the package filename. Alternatively, we could
scratch alignment altogether, and let interested users use column -t on
the file when debugging.
Otherwise failures would go unnoticed, logs would pretend firmware-b43-installer
(the first firmware package getting processed) is indeed installed there while
it's not. See next commit.
List the desired non-free sections to use in NONFREE_COMPONENTS in
CONF.sh, default to "non-free non-free-firmware" by default until
things are all migrated.
Using the new generate_firmware_patterns script, generate a patterns
file in /firmware/dep11/<package>.patterns as we add a firmware
package onto media.
Deal with size changes as these are added/removed, and add them to the
md5sum.txt file on media too.
tools/make_disc_trees.pl: Apply patch by Daniel Dickinson to create Packages
files for local/debian-installer. Closes: #523017
Signed-off-by: Holger Levsen <holger@layer-acht.org>
Add the option to switch to format v2 which uses sha256 everywhere
instead of md5. We can't actually turn this on yet, need to wait for
users to upgrade a bit and get new v2-aware jigdo clients.
But this works as-is for generating v1 until we hit that switch - see
the new JIGOO_CHECKSUM option in CONF.sh
Implemented in 2f34797490 for bug #767253
released a few months later in v3.1.17, but then broken again a few days
later in 9dd0616b78 by removing the
uncompressed files too early.
This was a bug introduced with the backports support. Lots of the
internal helper functions take 4 arguments now: ($dir, $arch,
$in_backports, $package_info). That's fine, but I forgot to update the
code in remove_Packages_entry() to deal with the $in_backports
argument.
This led to the md5sums.txt files in multi-disc sets being broken -
the last file(s) removed on a given disc would still be listed in the
md5sums.txt file, even though the file itself had been removed.
Fixes syntax errors on Perl 5.24 where '$_' may
no longer be declared as 'my'. Being a global symbol,
'$_' has to be declared as 'local' inside functions.
Steve McIntyre
Arnaud Rebillout
xiao sheng wen(肖盛文)
James Addison
Cyril Brulebois
bauen1
Holger Levsen
Steve McIntyre
Julien Cristau
David Kalnischkies
John Paul Adrian Glaubitz