Hello!
I am about to install Alpine right now, but I am unsure about how should I do.
It would be best to have development environment for my Alpine system
and "production" OS.
Sure, I am new to Alpine, so maybe it's better to ask you how should I begin?
I will have to build my own kernel and some extra apps, that are not readily
available.
Advices are welcome...
Jan
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On Friday 24 October 2008 19:42:29 you wrote:
> Hello!>> I am about to install Alpine right now, but I am unsure about how should I> do. It would be best to have development environment for my Alpine system> and "production" OS.>> Sure, I am new to Alpine, so maybe it's better to ask you how should I> begin? I will have to build my own kernel and some extra apps, that are not> readily available.>> Advices are welcome...>> Jan
Is it possible to do that thing like this:
1. install alpine 1.6 on target system
2. install hardened gentoo as development system and make packages etc there?
What if I want to recompile everything like in gentoo with emerge -uDn world?
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On Fri, 2008-10-24 at 19:42 +0300, Jan Klod wrote:
> Hello!> > I am about to install Alpine right now, but I am unsure about how should I do.> It would be best to have development environment for my Alpine system > and "production" OS.> > Sure, I am new to Alpine, so maybe it's better to ask you how should I begin?
Normally you just boot the production system from usb/cf, install the
things you need and configure your services. Then you just "lbu commit"
and you're done.
The lbu commit will create an .apkovl.tar.gz file with your changed /etc
files.
> I will have to build my own kernel and some extra apps, that are not> readily > available. > > Advices are welcome...
aw... unfortunally its a cumbersome process to get that part started.
But once youre started its failry easy to maintain it. I import new
packages from gentoo and make a release every 2 weeks.
You can download the latest alpine-sdk, which is a gentoo chroot. You
can either install that as a vserver (if you use vserver) or you can
just chroot into it.
>From there you need to get the portage tree (emerge --sync), the
alpine-portage overlay and finally the alpine-builder scripts.
You can try follow this:
http://wiki.alpinelinux.org/w/index.php?title=Setting_up_the_build_environment
I think its slightly outdated, but I can help you get it running from
IRC on Freenode #alpine if you want, or you can ask here when you get
stuck.
That said, I'm serisouly thinking about simplifying the alpine building
by build it without gentoo.
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On Fri, 2008-10-24 at 19:47 +0300, Jan Klod wrote:
> On Friday 24 October 2008 19:42:29 you wrote:> > Hello!> >> > I am about to install Alpine right now, but I am unsure about how should I> > do. It would be best to have development environment for my Alpine system> > and "production" OS.> >> > Sure, I am new to Alpine, so maybe it's better to ask you how should I> > begin? I will have to build my own kernel and some extra apps, that are not> > readily available.> >> > Advices are welcome...> >> > Jan> > Is it possible to do that thing like this: > 1. install alpine 1.6 on target system> 2. install hardened gentoo as development system and make packages etc there?> > What if I want to recompile everything like in gentoo with emerge -uDn world?
I'd rather go for a more recent version of alpine. Go for 1.7.25 (which
if fairly updated)
As said in previous email, grab the alpine-sdk. From there you emerge
what you want. I have uploaded tons of gentoo tbz2 packages so you don't
need to compile everything.
-nc
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