Rather annoyingly it would seem that debootstrap --arch i386 etch /mnt/buildroot couldnt configure (amongst others) aptitude or apt-utils.
debootstrap --arch i386 etch /mnt/buildroot
Being a none too bright chap I didnt actually notice until stage XVI where i get the message -su: apt-get: command not found
-su: apt-get: command not found
so my question is whether my problem lies in having chosen etch rather than sid? or is debootstrap unhappy being invoked on a ubuntu (gutsy) box?
looking at the debootstrap.log it would seem that a host of dependencies are not installing: libpopt0 libapt-pkg-libc6.3-6-3.11 libncursesw5
resulting in failure to configure and install: whiptail logrotate aptitude nano apt-utils tasksel tasksel-data
Are the correct files only available with a sid debootstrap? or have I merely been handed a bad set of files and I should try again in a few days?
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Rather annoyingly it would seem that
debootstrap --arch i386 etch /mnt/buildrootcouldnt configure (amongst others) aptitude or apt-utils.
Being a none too bright chap I didnt actually notice until stage XVI where i get the message
-su: apt-get: command not foundso my question is whether my problem lies in having chosen etch rather than sid? or is debootstrap unhappy being invoked on a ubuntu (gutsy) box?
looking at the debootstrap.log it would seem that a host of dependencies are not installing:
libpopt0
libapt-pkg-libc6.3-6-3.11
libncursesw5
resulting in failure to configure and install:
whiptail
logrotate
aptitude
nano
apt-utils
tasksel
tasksel-data
Are the correct files only available with a sid debootstrap? or have I merely been handed a bad set of files and I should try again in a few days?