I didn't realise but on one of my RPi's I had not installed squashfs-tools, so mksquashfs was not available. This meant that berryboot/external/package/berrybootgui2/post-build.sh failed with the following message:
>>> Executing post-build script /mnt2/test/berryboot/external/package/berrybootgui2//post-build.sh
Making shared.img with modules
/mnt2/test/berryboot/external/package/berrybootgui2//post-build.sh: 11: /mnt2/test/berryboot/external/package/berrybootgui2//post-build.sh: mksquashfs: not found
But the build script continued and appeared to complete successfully (there was a message about not being able to copy shared.img to the output directory but it took me ages to figure out why). I installed squashfs-tools and then the build completed properly.
Is the correct fix for this problem to include set -e at the top of berryboot/external/package/berrybootgui2/post-build.sh or should it be fixed some other way?
I didn't realise but on one of my RPi's I had not installed
squashfs-tools, somksquashfswas not available. This meant thatberryboot/external/package/berrybootgui2/post-build.shfailed with the following message:But the build script continued and appeared to complete successfully (there was a message about not being able to copy
shared.imgto theoutputdirectory but it took me ages to figure out why). I installedsquashfs-toolsand then the build completed properly.Is the correct fix for this problem to include
set -eat the top ofberryboot/external/package/berrybootgui2/post-build.shor should it be fixed some other way?