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Hi, I've used Cubic on Ubuntu and it's an awesome tool! I was wondering if the Debian version can be tweaked by the author to give a Devuan (D1) version, i.e. w/ systemd parts replaced by equivalent implementations.
I CAN REPORT that Cubic running on Ubuntu does successfully remaster D1 ISOs, but it doesn't install on D1, as policykit-1 and systemd dependencies aren't satisfied on D1 (which aims to be systemd-free). When I looked at it, it seems that using "systemd-nspawn" for running the console (snippet below) is the main obstacle. Any tips for "modding" it to use chroot instead?
Hi, I've used Cubic on Ubuntu and it's an awesome tool! I was wondering if the Debian version can be tweaked by the author to give a Devuan (D1) version, i.e. w/ systemd parts replaced by equivalent implementations.
I CAN REPORT that Cubic running on Ubuntu does successfully remaster D1 ISOs, but it doesn't install on D1, as policykit-1 and systemd dependencies aren't satisfied on D1 (which aims to be systemd-free). When I looked at it, it seems that using "systemd-nspawn" for running the console (snippet below) is the main obstacle. Any tips for "modding" it to use chroot instead?
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