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In order to build the package you need dpkg-dev and fakeroot
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To build the package do:
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cd ..../lib/canonical/buildd
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dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -b
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It will "fail" because the package built in the "wrong" place. Don't
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fakeroot debian/rules clean
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rm launchpad-buildd*deb
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rm ../launchpad-buildd*changes
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How to use the chroot tool:
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buildd-slave-chroot-tool --intervene <chroot tarball>
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...will unpack the chroot tarball, mount up the proc etc filesystems
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in it and chroot into it.
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When you leave the chroot, it will ask you if you want to repack the
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tarball. If you answer yes then it will repack it, if you answer no,
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then it will merely clean up and exit.
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If you wish to build a new chroot then first copy the example.chroot
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file from /usr/share/doc/launchpad-buildd/ and edit it to your
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Next run buildd-slave-chroot-tool --generate config.filename
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You must have sudo capability and ideally you would run this as the
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buildd user on a machine with launchpad-buildd installed.
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Once you have completed the chroot building, you will be left with a
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file named chroot-<distro>-<distrorelease>-<arch>.tar.bz2 which should
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be uploaded to the librarian from a machine with librarian access and
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then marked as the chroot for the given pocket.
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You should retain the configuration file so that we know how the
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chroot was built in case we need to rebuild it at a later date.
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