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mister-downloader packaging #20

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amstan opened this issue May 4, 2022 · 1 comment
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mister-downloader packaging #20

amstan opened this issue May 4, 2022 · 1 comment

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amstan commented May 4, 2022

I want a way to call @theypsilon's Downloader_MiSTer or both MiSTerArch and perhaps my normal x86 Arch desktop.

I want it to be more restrictive on what it can do, so very standalone: point it at a folder, give it a list of filter tags (both of those via cmdline args), and watch it populate/update that folder with things:

  • It should not update itself (since it'll also be an arch package)
  • it shouldn't touch other parts of the system
    • bootloader
    • restart daemons
    • system tools
    • linux rootfs/kernel
  • ideally logs don't get polluted in that destination

The PKGBUILD for this could be arch=('any'), since it's just a bunch of python files and bash. I would like to be able to run this on my desktop too, both to investigate creating packages for mister cores and to maintain my sshfs share.

Most of those features I could imagine might be wanted upstream too.

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amstan commented May 4, 2022

I have a work in progress in the 6d74a68 on the mister-downloader branch. Seems functional and does everything I need above minus the extra stuff created in destination/Scripts/.config/downloader/

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