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Created on 4 Dec 2018  路  23Comments  路  Source: CypherpunkArmory/UserLAnd

I Want To Create A Pull Request For OpenSUSE... where would the distro files be? and could you give me some tips?

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I will write up a brief how to as a starting point.

Thanks very much!

how's the brief coming up?

I put adding Arch Linux as a distro ahead of that, but I finished. I will add it soon.

Wow your amazing... I'm looking forward to it... I will try to add openSUSE support... would you like to help?

Yes. I will help. I will document the steps within 24hrs from now. That will be the best starting point.

right...

Ok please take a look at this:
https://github.com/CypherpunkArmory/UserLAnd/wiki/Adding-a-Distribution
which references this:
https://github.com/CypherpunkArmory/UserLAnd/wiki/Adding-an-App

That should help you get started.

I also created this empty repo for you to clone, https://github.com/CypherpunkArmory/UserLAnd-Assets-OpenSUSE .

Tell me what is not clear and such as you go through the process.

One thing I know I need to add is how to test your new app/distribution, but this should get you a long ways.

Could you add me as a collaborator for OpenSUSE Port?

Done

Thank you

Hey corb got most of the main files inside and changed to openSUSE code... you may need to look at some of it just in case... Also... I don't know how assets.txt work so I might leave that to you...

Hey corben... can you give me a quick tutorial on how to create the .gz files?

You have to create a chroot for the given disto. This is normally done using commands like deboostrap or arch-bootstrap and such depending on the distro type (you will see this in the buildArch.sh file). I am not sure how best to do this on openSUSE. Maybe something like this would help... https://marc.waeckerlin.org/computer/blog/bootstrap_opensuse

Thanks Corbin! That Helps A Load!

Ok main files are in alpine...

Hey corbin finished file systems for x86 and x86_64... I don't know much about arm and arm64...

The script you gave me is outdated... It wont work... Can you find anything else?

Hey corbin I have the the arm openSUSE chroots... But the smallest (jeOS) is 500mb unpacked... this will be a big OS for userLAnd...

What is the size of the tar.gz files? Are you bootstrapping this, or are you downloading a particular image to create it?

As far as finding a new script, I just googled for that one. I have never used openSUSE. I would simply just look at more google results if I was looking further.

opensuse arm comes fully installed when burned to a usb... I used to have a arm chromebook which I used openSUSE arm...

What is the size of the tar.gz files? Are you bootstrapping this, or are you downloading a particular image to create it?

As far as finding a new script, I just googled for that one. I have never used openSUSE. I would simply just look at more google results if I was looking further.

OpenSUSE is not very easy to chroot... well on a chromebook I will use my ubuntu pc for building... but still I don't think that will help OpenSUSE is hard so just use the images...

OpenSUSE might not be a good fit for UserLAnd as it seems not obvious how to bootstrap a small image currently. If I or someone does research on how to do this and finds something useful, we can start looking at this again.

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