An update in upstream cause a binary on the foreign platform to be
executed, which in turned caused the rootfs creation to fail with
something like:
chroot: failed to run command '/bin/true': Exec format error
debootstrap can handle that natively by building the image in 2 steps.
1) download the packages, verify, and extract them inside the chroot
2) running a second stage that unpack and configure them.
Before the second stage, we copy qemu-${foreign_arch}-static into the
chroot, allowing the native binaries to run properly.
chantra
commented
1 year ago
An update in upstream cause a binary on the foreign platform to be executed, which in turned caused the rootfs creation to fail with something like:
debootstrapcan handle that natively by building the image in 2 steps. 1) download the packages, verify, and extract them inside the chroot 2) running a second stage that unpack and configure them.Before the second stage, we copy
qemu-${foreign_arch}-staticinto the chroot, allowing the native binaries to run properly.After this fix, the rootfs images could be built.
Fixed #55