On Sat, 2021-10-30 at 12:52 +0100, Tim Woodall wrote:
> I bootstrap exclusively using apt and dpkg, with a few minor tweaks so
> that apt can reliably generate a successful install plan when installing
> the initial essential packages after dpkg has unpacked them.
Sounds like you should take a lo
an apt-thread on debian-devel?
(so now, where were I before this 'emergency call' came in? mhhh)
Apologies. I thought "apt annoyance" was a fitting title as that is all
it is, an annoyance. I can, and have, worked around the "must be same
filesystem" by doing a cd
On Sat, Oct 30, 2021 at 10:14:15AM +0100, Tim Woodall wrote:
> When doing apt-get download -o RootDir=. apt
> once it's downloaded the package it effectively tries to move it to
> ./$( pwd )/
>
> (the prefix is whatever RootDir points to) instead of moving to
> $( pwd )/
>
> This causes it to fa
When doing apt-get download -o RootDir=. apt
once it's downloaded the package it effectively tries to move it to
./$( pwd )/
(the prefix is whatever RootDir points to) instead of moving to
$( pwd )/
This causes it to fail unless you do a
mkdir -p ./$( readlink -f $( pwd ) )
Is this a bug or a
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