Clayton Craft
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This will allow folks to easily run mkosi, e.g. for building duranium images. This makes duranium self-hosting. There are several key changes in this patch: - mkosi is added to the duranium developer tools sysext - user qemu is added to the dev tools sysext (for binfmt+qemu) - coreutils is added to the main pkg to work around a conflict that Alpine has with mkosi (see: https://github.com/systemd/mkosi/pull/4283). The issue is that the busybox symlinks installed in the base duranium image are not replaced by mkosi when it generates a system extension even if that sysext pulls in coreutils. coreutils isn't *that* big, so it makes sense to just have these links correct in the base image. - duranium dev. tools depends on apk-tools. Wait, what?! mkosi uses apk to bootstrap a tools tree for building pmOS images. Since we don't actually want apk to work when run against the duranium rootfs, this also installs a wrapper that refuses to run apk if it detects that it's being used "unsafely". To be clear, running apk on duranium's rootfs won't change /usr or break duranium, but it will: 1) fail, 2) create confusing state in /etc, /var. Signed-off-by: Clayton Craft <craftyguy@postmarketos.org> Part-of: <https://gitlab.postmarketos.org/postmarketOS/pmaports/-/merge_requests/8426>
postmarketOS aports repository
This repository contains the APKBUILD files for postmarketOS-specific packages, along with the required patches and scripts, if any.
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