Hi! Thanks for your hard work on reviving this timeless masterpiece and enabling it to be executed on modern systems.
Please consider this PR, it's simpler than #10 but it gets the things done.
The output docker image is around 1GB in size, I did try to use it as a stage and create another slim image and copy only binary files in there, but I must be missing something, as it refuses to run in it. If you have any suggestions, I'd be keen to hear. What I did was:
Essentially build everything as it is now in Dockerfile
Add another FROM debian:....-slim, and COPY /lib32 and /usr/local/ directories
But that was obviosly not enough. I suspect that it's not possible to easily get away without actually building the binutils32, and that incurs apt-get update with all it's shenanigans, such as bloated resulting image size, which I wanted to avoid in the first place.
Hi! Thanks for your hard work on reviving this timeless masterpiece and enabling it to be executed on modern systems.
Please consider this PR, it's simpler than #10 but it gets the things done.
The output docker image is around 1GB in size, I did try to use it as a
stageand create another slim image and copy only binary files in there, but I must be missing something, as it refuses to run in it. If you have any suggestions, I'd be keen to hear. What I did was:/lib32and/usr/local/directoriesBut that was obviosly not enough. I suspect that it's not possible to easily get away without actually building the binutils32, and that incurs
apt-get updatewith all it's shenanigans, such as bloated resulting image size, which I wanted to avoid in the first place.