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A framework for making thin and light Linux based images for x86 based machines and thinclients.
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How to specify to install ports in build.conf? #767

Closed nneul closed 1 year ago

nneul commented 1 year ago

In particular, I'm looking to add the requests python port for python3 support. It appears to be in the build tree, but unclear how to tell to install when just running a build with:

./setup-chroot -a -b -o --license ACCEPT --savedir --allmodules

Is there any standard way to "run additional commands at end of build but prior to packaging into iso/bootimg/etc"? I'm working around this now by creating a custom package, but is there any "simple" option?

Doncuppjr commented 1 year ago

You can make a pip freeze file. See octoprint for an example of including some python packages in your build. 

https://github.com/Thinstation/thinstation/tree/6.2-Stable/ts/build/packages/octoprint/build

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In particular, I'm looking to add the requests python port for python3 support. It appears to be in the build tree, but unclear how to tell to install when just running a build with:

./setup-chroot -a -b -o --license ACCEPT --savedir --allmodules

Is there any standard way to "run additional commands at end of build but prior to packaging into iso/bootimg/etc"? I'm working around this now by creating a custom package, but is there any "simple" option?

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nneul commented 1 year ago

That seemed to work nicely so far. Thank you!