I mainly ran into issue with autopkgtest which looked for --arch (unshare default config) and failed unless I generated the arm64 chroot. sbuild passes --arch to autopkgtest as you can't run tests in a cross compile setup. autopkgtest then uses qemu to run them.

2018年8月25日 · However, sbuild cannot create a chroot session, the sbuild command sbuild --build=s390x --host=amd64 -s -d unstable --source-only-changes --run-lintian fails with ----snip---- Package: s390-dasd Version: 0.0.60 Source Version: 0.0.60 Distribution: unstable Machine Architecture: amd64 Host Architecture: amd64 Build Architecture: s390x Build Type ...

This tool is designed to facilitate a clean and isolated package building process in chroot environments specifically for the amd64 architecture. chroot-debianizer serves as a wrapper around existing tools like pbuilder, pdebuild, and debootstrap, streamlining them into …

2025年2月12日 · This tool is designed to facilitate a clean and > isolated package building process in chroot environments specifically for the > amd64 architecture. > > chroot-debianizer serves as a wrapper around existing tools like pbuilder, > pdebuild, and debootstrap, streamlining them into a single workflow.

2024年12月22日 · Going back to the initial question of chrooting, I guess the main work is done as chroot is what installations do by default. In the event that chroot poses a problem (which seems to be rare), individual processes may be opted out of chrooting in master.cf at ease.

Are you confusing cross-building with building in foreign chroots? The section you linked says "To build a package for arm64 in an amd64 chroot (as created above)". -- WBR, wRAR Attachment: signature.asc Description: PGP signature

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2024年12月19日 · Perhaps you are referring to the FreeBSD jail feature, which obviously is superiour to plain chroot. chroot(2) is a very simple and ancient Unix mechanism from 1979 and I believe it is exactly the same on all Unix/Posix-style systems.

Subject: Re: chroot-debianizer - Tool that automates routine work with Debian packages. From: Soren Stoutner <[email protected]> Date: Wed, 12 Feb 2025 11:22:46 -0700; Message-id: < 6281551.ZiIRlz1sT0@soren-desktop> In-reply-to: < [email protected]>

I was setting up a chroot a couple of weeks ago and wanted it to reflect my system configuration. So the first thing I tried were bind mounts for shareable directories - /home, /tmp, /etc, et cetera. There are a couple of problems with this for /etc.