DEBSPAWN-CREATE(1) | debspawn create | DEBSPAWN-CREATE(1) |
NAME¶
debspawn-create - Create new container images
SYNOPSIS¶
debspawn create [-h|--help] [--variant] [-a|--arch] [--suite] [--mirror] [--components] [--base-suite] [--extra-suites] [--extra-sourceslist-lines] [--allow-recommends] [--with-init] {NAME}
DESCRIPTION¶
Create a new base image for a suite known to debootstrap(1). The image will later be used to spawn ephemeral containers in which packages can be built.
EXAMPLES¶
You can easily create images for any suite that has a script in debootstrap. For example, to create a Debian Unstable image for your current machine architecture, you can use:
$ debspawn create unstable
A more advanced example, for building on Ubuntu 18.10 on the x86 architecture:
$ debspawn create --arch=i386 cosmic
The suite name is inferred from the container image name given as positional parameter. If it can not be inferred, you will need to pass the --suite parameter with the primary suite name for this image. If a --base-suite is passed and no --suite is set, the image name will automatically be assumed to be for an overlay suite, which may not always be the desired result.
OPTIONS¶
NAME
-h|--help
--variant
-a|--arch
--suite
--mirror
--components
--base-suite
--extra-suites
--extra-sourceslist-lines
--allow-recommends
--with-init
SEE ALSO¶
debspawn-build(1), debootstrap(1), systemd-nspawn(1).
AUTHOR¶
This manual page was written by Matthias Klumpp <mak@debian.org>.
COPYRIGHT¶
Copyright © 2018-2022 Matthias Klumpp
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