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Move do_in_chroot in control-images to setup-choot in system-image, and move zapchroot into system-image as well. New setup-chroot is more flexible, copying whatever existing host mounts you've got and with the ability to re-enter an existing chroot (if the target directory exists it'll just setup and tear down the bind mounts again without copying files).
author Rob Landley <rob@landley.net>
date Wed, 13 Apr 2011 03:07:02 -0500
parents fe5af321ed29
children d16057658651
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#!/bin/bash

# Start running here, and hand off to run-build-stages.sh in chroot.

. /mnt/functions.sh

[ -z "$NATIVE_BUILD" ] && NATIVE_BUILD=chroot

# Always chroot, because even if root filesystem is writeable it's hard to
# tell tar to skip /proc and /sys and such without unmounting bits of the
# host environment.

setup-chroot /home/"$NATIVE_BUILD" /mnt/run-build-stages.sh

if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
  set_titlebar "upload tarball"
  tar czvf "$NATIVE_BUILD".tar.gz "$NATIVE_BUILD" | dotprogress &&
  upload_result "$NATIVE_BUILD".tar.gz
fi