zypper - bootstrap: install into given directory
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Currently, one needs a bit of rpm[1] to initialize a minimal base system[2]. It would be cool if one could just use zypper to calculate all the dependencies. Like:
zypper --root /tmp/test install rpm zypper
Afterwards, the zypper inside the new chroot can be used to install further packages as desired.
[1] http://jengelh.medozas.de/files/bootstrap-11.1-i586.sh
[2] perhaps not even functional for a standalone boot, but that's not the point
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- zypper --root /xen/os11.0 --plus-repo [anyURL] install zypper
- or you add the repo to the alternative root permanently zypper: --root /xen/os11.0 ar [anyURL] myrepo
$ zypper --root /xen/os11.0 [anycommand] ...
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J.
K.
wrote: (9 years ago)Doesn't this work already? KIWI is using zypper to do exactly this since ages. Jan, where is the problem? What needs to be done?
E.
S.
wrote: (9 years ago)Hmm, we may want to set up a chroot environment for any other/elder Opensuse distro as well. Shouldn`t it be possible to temporarily add another repo/install media for this purpose? (i.e. this is what debbootstrap can.)
zypper --root /xen/os11.0 --source /media/dvd rpm zypper
J.
K.
wrote: (9 years ago)What makes you think that zypper can't do this?
$ zypper --root /xen/os11.0 --plus-repo <anyURL> install zypper
or you add the repo to the alternative root permanently
$ zypper --root /xen/os11.0 ar <anyURL> myrepo
$ zypper --root /xen/os11.0 <anycommand> ...
also, a bit OT, but nevertheless - please familiarize yourselves with this command :O)
$ zypper [help [command]]
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J.
wrote: (9 years ago)Ok, so this is already done.
A.
O.
wrote: (9 years ago)How i can test this future?
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