Pierre Schmitz <pierre@archlinux.de> wrote:
* By default the script will create the chroots in /var/tmp/archbuild. Make sure you have enough disk space here. You might use another dir by using the -r switch. * The -c switch will recreate the chroot even if it already exists. * You can also build i686 pacakges on x86_64. * TUs can use extra-*-build and testing-*-build to build packages for community or community-testing. * You user will need the permission to use sudo * Set PACKAGER, MAKEFLAGS, SRCDEST, PKGDEST in your ~/.makepkg.conf * the first enabled mirror in your mirrorlist will be used for the chroots; local mirrors using file:// are supported.
This is in early stage and far from ready. So feedback and feature request are more than welcome.
I get random catastrophes when starting the script while still having some shell open inside: I think it comes from binds not properly dismounted before calling the 'rm -rf' line. Would it be wise to add the --one-file-system option there ? -- Rémy