Running on real hardware...
Oliver Grawert
ogra at ubuntu.com
Sun Dec 21 11:13:42 UTC 2014
hi,
Am Montag, den 15.12.2014, 23:55 +0100 schrieb Alexander Sack:
...
> > apt-get download $pkgs
> > for pkg in *.deb
> > do
> > dpkg-deb -x $pkg .
> > done
> > tar -czvf x.tgz usr etc
> >
> > 2) transfer x.tgz to the Core system,
> > remount / read-write,
> > unpack into /,
> >
this is pretty broken, most/many of teh packages you install have
maintainer scripts that dpkg -i would execute to do their initial set up
properly.
only using dpkg -x will give you a completely different setup to a
proper install of the package.
you should in any case use dpkg -i above (which might potentially force
you to install a few more deps but at least the files in /etc will be
proper) ...
ciao
oli
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