Hi,
just some script built along: Unattended install & run CentOS-4.1 just using chroot(1). Mostly a surprise for me it was so easy to reach that goal.
It requires rpm(1) based host OS and it was tested only on Fedora Core 4. I needed it to do only a bit customized CentOS kernel package rebuild.
Regards, Lace
Jan Kratochvil wrote:
Hi,
just some script built along: Unattended install & run CentOS-4.1 just using chroot(1). Mostly a surprise for me it was so easy to reach that goal.
It requires rpm(1) based host OS and it was tested only on Fedora Core 4. I needed it to do only a bit customized CentOS kernel package rebuild.
Lace,
looks + sounds good. But tell me, did you try the --installroot options for yum as well ? building a chroot with that can be as simple as doing this :
yum --installroot="/exports/chroots/c4-i386" groupinstall base
Regards,
- KB
Hi,
On Sat, 03 Sep 2005 23:58:02 +0900, Karanbir Singh wrote:
Jan Kratochvil wrote:
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Unattended install & run CentOS-4.1 just using chroot(1).
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It requires rpm(1) based host OS and it was tested only on Fedora Core 4.
But tell me, did you try the --installroot options for yum as well ? building a chroot with that can be as simple as doing this :
yum --installroot="/exports/chroots/c4-i386" groupinstall base
I was not aware of yum(8) --installroot, thanks. It could simplify the installation if host OS is already CentOS. Otherwise the script is more about bugs workarounds and they are not resolved by yum(8).
* Missing CentOS yum(8) repositories in /etc/yum.repos.d/ * Missing CentOS imported GPG key to use unchanged repositories configs. * Installing CentOS yum(8) by host OS FC4 rpm(8) makes rpm db incompatible. * /etc/fstab, /dev/* still need to be created by the script. (the list above is mostly the list of the command sets in the script)
And the chroot environment is already built so...
Thanks anyway, Lace
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Jan Kratochvil -
Karanbir Singh