Use debootstrap --no-merged-usr by default #86
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By default debootstrap creates systems with /usr being merged, leading to issues like the xfsdump issue we saw in grml#85, also dpkg -S ... and further commands break with /usr being merged. It's possible to generate custom basefiles with debootstrap, but by default we should invoke debootstrap with the --no-merged-usr option, otherwise we might have different ISO layouts, depending on whether we use appropriate basefiles (as on our offical build host) vs. locally. Closes: grml#86
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By default debootstrap creates systems with /usr being merged, leading to issues like the xfsdump issue we saw in #85.
It's possible to generate custom basefiles with debootstrap, but by default we should invoke debootstrap with the
--no-merged-usroption, otherwise we might have different ISO layouts, depending on whether we use appropriate basefiles (as on jenkins.grml.org) vs. locally.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: