build

A buildroot is a root filesystem designed to be used as a chroot to build packages within.

It assumes that you have already configured a bootstrap. This should already exist on TKLDev by default. Otherwise please see the bootstrap_ repo.

Build buildroot for current release

This requires that the TurnKey dependencies have been built and uploaded to the TurnKey repos.:

make clean
make

Build buildroot for transition (new release)

This assumes that the TurnKey dependencies are not yet available via the TurnKey apt repo. If the source code isn't already available locally (in '/turnkey/public/${pkg}') it will be cloned from GitHub.:

export RELEASE=debian/::CODENAME::
make clean
make transition

Then install the required packages:

PACKAGES="turnkey-gitwrapper verseek autoversion"
mkdir -p build/root.patched/root/builddeps
for pkg in ${PACKAGES}; do
    LOCAL="/turnkey/public/${pkg}"
    mkdir -p $(dirname ${LOCAL})
    if [[ ! -d "${LOCAL}" ]]; then
        GH_URL=https://github.com/turnkeylinux/${pkg}.git
        git clone ${GH_URL} ${LOCAL}
    fi
    cp -a ${LOCAL} build/root.patched/root/builddeps
done

mkdir build/root.patched/root/builddeps
fab-chroot build/root.patched
for pkg in $PACKAGES; do
    cd /root/builddeps/${pkg}
    build-deb
    dpkg -i ../${pkg}*.deb || apt --fix-broken install
done

rm -rf /root/builddeps
exit

Copy generated buildroot to buildroots folder

Once the buildroot is complete, then it needs to be copied to the desired localation (default: ${FAB_PATH}/buildroots/::CODENAME::).:

RELEASE=${RELEASE:-debian/$(lsb_release -sc)}
mkdir -p ${FAB_PATH}/buildroots/$(basename $RELEASE)
rsync --delete -Hac -v build/root.patched/ $FAB_PATH/buildroots/$(basename $RELEASE)/