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51lieal

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Mar 26, 2023, 3:40:38 AM3/26/23
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Greetings,

I have some question to ask, How to build a fedora template with adding
some file as example monero gui wallet?

Also it is possible to use this template when building qubes dom0 with
pre-built package (iso-full-online.ks) ?

Thank You


unman

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Mar 26, 2023, 12:06:31 PM3/26/23
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Look at the packages installed in the template under builder-rpm.
You can create a flavor of the template (e.g fedora+monero) and then add
any further configurations under a monero directory within
template_rpm.

Look in builder-debian for many examples of this.

If you retain the base template name then your revised template will be
used.
Otherwise you will have to include it in the iso cfg.

51lieal

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Mar 28, 2023, 4:48:20 PM3/28/23
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I quite understand how to add package that available in the repository,
i can't find an example under builder-debian how to add files / appimage
into the template.

Also how to include this build template to the iso in the kickstart.cfg ?

Thanks.

unman

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Mar 29, 2023, 11:12:00 AM3/29/23
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On Wed, Mar 29, 2023 at 03:48:08AM +0700, 51lieal wrote:
> I quite understand how to add package that available in the repository, i
> can't find an example under builder-debian how to add files / appimage into
> the template.

You have not looked hard enough.
Look at e.g. treatment of firmware or gnome flavors in builder.conf, and
corresponding directories under template_debian

At a simplistic level, and only for your own builds, you could simply
add packages to the lists in one of the files like packages_bullseye.list
That would have the advantage that the modified template would be
automatically added.

>
> Also how to include this build template to the iso in the kickstart.cfg ?
Either modify @debian group or add the package to qubes-kickstart.cfg,
as you would expect.
You will likely want to modify the post install configuration.
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