user/pmbootstrap: new package

[tulilirockz]

works fine! although some shelling out does not work due to them testing on other userspaces

[tulilirockz]

still needs some patching, though

[tulilirockz]

last thing is just that im running into an issue that aports cant find the current CBUILD thing, idk how to fix it but idk if this is even related to this PR

[nekopsykose]

i don't understand what error you're describing

[tulilirockz]

sorry yeah my description was bad but check these logs out:

Unable to deduce build architecture. Install apk-tools, or set CBUILD.
(011134) [20:47:42] ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
(011134) [20:47:42] NOTE: The failed command's output is above the ^^^ line in the log file: /home/tulili/.local/var/pmbootstrap/log.txt
(011134) [20:47:42] ERROR: Command failed (exit code 1): (native) % busybox su pmos -c PACKAGER='pmos <pmos@local>' HOME=/home/pmos abuild-keygen -n -q -a
(011134) [20:47:42] See also: <https://postmarketos.org/troubleshooting>
(011134) [20:47:42] Traceback (most recent call last):
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[nekopsykose]

well it tries to run that failing command (ERROR: Command failed), and neither busybox nor abuild-keygen exist because this isn't alpine

you're either missing some other setup, or it can't work outside an alpine system- i don't know which as i don't use it :)

[tulilirockz]

well it tries to run that failing command (ERROR: Command failed), and neither busybox nor abuild-keygen exist because this isn't alpine

you're either missing some other setup, or it can't work outside an alpine system- i don't know which as i don't use it :)

the funny part is that its supposed to make an alpine chroot, theres probably something wrong going on with the chroot generation, i dont exactly know how to differentiate this from a packaging issue... although it should totally work fine on non alpine systems, too

[tulilirockz]

ill be testing this out, if i really cant make this work ill just close this pr

[nekopsykose]

you'll just have to figure it out, upstream can probably help you figure it out with a full log and steps to reproduce :)

the chimeralinux/chimera container should make it easy to test stuff in a few seconds

[tulilirockz]

it ended up working after applying (a slightly modified version of) that patch you send me 👍 im dum

[valpackett]

The included patch looks almost identical to what I've been using in my local checkout of pmbootstrap 👍

Though I also have one for the envkernel scripts that's mostly just for doas instead of sudo, but also for sh not being bash

diff --git i/helpers/envkernel.fish w/helpers/envkernel.fish
index 4200a7be..2e9db9be 100644
--- i/helpers/envkernel.fish
+++ w/helpers/envkernel.fish
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ end
 # Fish compatibility code from envkernel.sh
 set envkernel_fish (status filename)
 set script_dir (dirname "$envkernel_fish")
-sh "$script_dir/envkernel.sh" $argv --fish 1>| read -z fishcode
+bash "$script_dir/envkernel.sh" $argv --fish 1>| read -z fishcode
 set pmbootstrap_dir (realpath "$script_dir/..")
 if not test -e "$pmbootstrap_dir/pmbootstrap.py"
 	set -e pmbootstrap_dir
diff --git i/helpers/envkernel.sh w/helpers/envkernel.sh
index 5f4a268e..569db075 100644
--- i/helpers/envkernel.sh
+++ w/helpers/envkernel.sh
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-#!/bin/sh
+#!/usr/bin/bash
 # Copyright 2019 Oliver Smith
 # SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0-or-later
 #
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ clean_kernel_src_dir() {
 		if [ -d ".output" ]; then
 			echo " * Preserving existing build output."
 			tmp_dir=$(mktemp -d)
-			sudo mv ".output" "$tmp_dir"
+			doas mv ".output" "$tmp_dir"
 		fi;
 
 		# backslash is prefixed to disable the alias
@@ -33,8 +33,8 @@ clean_kernel_src_dir() {
 		\make mrproper
 
 		if [ -n "$tmp_dir" ]; then
-			sudo mv "$tmp_dir/.output" ".output"
-			sudo rmdir "$tmp_dir"
+			doas mv "$tmp_dir/.output" ".output"
+			doas rmdir "$tmp_dir"
 		fi;
 	fi;
 }
@@ -190,7 +190,7 @@ initialize_chroot() {
 		xz || return 1
 
 	# Create /mnt/linux
-	sudo mkdir -p "$chroot/mnt/linux"
+	doas mkdir -p "$chroot/mnt/linux"
 
 	# Mark as initialized
 	"$pmbootstrap" -q chroot -- su pmos -c \
@@ -200,9 +200,9 @@ initialize_chroot() {
 
 mount_kernel_source() {
 	if [ -e "$chroot/mnt/linux/Kbuild" ]; then
-		sudo umount "$chroot/mnt/linux"
+		doas umount "$chroot/mnt/linux"
 	fi
-	sudo mount --bind "$PWD" "$chroot/mnt/linux"
+	doas mount --bind "$PWD" "$chroot/mnt/linux"
 }