Use the new grab_file helper to make sure we have all the files we
need.
Optionally check for what arches are available on an http mirror as
well as / instead of just looking locally.
I removed this and more earlier while cleaning out undocuented cruft. (I
have not added back module-assistant so far, since it needs build-essential
which would pull in additional dependencies.)
When making a custom server netinstall ISO, it may be desired to not
have MS Windows files. Unfortunately there's currently no check for
loadlin.exe, so install.bat gets created regardless. Fix this.
debian-cd currently expects there to always be isolinux/desktop/*
files and a dtmenu.cfg file, failing if they are missing. Make it so
debian-cd can cope whether those files are present or not.
The correct path for debootstrap code is /usr/share, not /usr/lib; use
that and assume it now.
Cope with the $(CODENAME) script not existing, and create a symlink to
sid where necessary. Just found in jessie - debootstrap needs
updating.
* The traditional "last upload before the stable release" upload...
[ Robert Spencer ]
* Use ARCHIVE_KEYRING_PACKAGE and ARCHIVE_KEYRING_FILE parameters to
not hardcode debian-archive-keyring and let derivatives use their
own keyring.
* Add further support for missing win32-loader.ini. Closes: #705594
* Allow for override of distro name etc. in grub.cfg for EFI boot too.
Closes: #705610
[ Steve McIntyre ]
* Tweak handling of {udeb,base}_{include,exclude} files so multi-arch
builds should work better. Closes: #703436
* Remove the dpkg check for debootstrap version before passing the
--no-check-gpg option; we're not going to support debootstrap versions
so old that they don't support this flag, *and* the dpkg-query call
doesn't give us the right version anyway - we're using an extracted
copy from the archive, not the one that (might be) installed on our
build machine.
# imported from the archive
--no-check-gpg option; we're not going to support debootstrap versions
so old that they don't support this flag, *and* the dpkg-query call
doesn't give us the right version anyway - we're using an extracted
copy from the archive, not the one that (might be) installed on our
build machine.
Use ARCHIVE_KEYRING_PACKAGE and ARCHIVE_KEYRING_FILE parameters
and always use the unpacked keyring instead of the system-wide one.
Thanks to Robert Spencer <rspencer@lbsd.net> for the patch.