If creating a new bootstrap image results in errors, you can analyze your system by enabling the chroot bootstrap development environment.
This section provides an example of running bootstrap building in the chroot environment.
To enable advanced debugging:
Warning
Use for debug purpose only.
Prepare the sleep
script:
$ cat /root/sleep.sh
#!/bin/bash
sleep 99h || true
Start the build process with the sleep.sh
script:
$ fuel-bootstrap --verbose --debug build --extra-dir /root/mlnx/mlnx_bootstrap_root/ \
--label debug --activate --script /root/sleep.sh
System response:
...
Copy user-script /root/sleep.sh into chroot:/tmp/tmpdOS3ya.fuel-agent-image
Trying to execute command: chroot /tmp/tmpdOS3ya.fuel-agent-image /bin/bash -c /sleep.sh
The process is sleeping and you can jump into chroot
The sleep.sh
script delays the start of the building process.
Therefore, you can enable the chroot environment.
Enable the chroot environment:
$ chroot /tmp/tmpdOS3ya.fuel-agent-image /bin/bash
Fix PATH
difference between CentOS and Ubuntu environmnets:
$ export PATH=$PATH:/sbin:/bin
You can now make any changes to the bootstrap-dev
system.
After you apply the required changes, exit the chroot environment.
Terminate the sleep
process:
$ [root@nailgun ~]# ps xauf |grep sleep
System response:
root 23642 0.0 0.0 9524 1128 pts/14 S+ 17:54 0:00 | \_ /bin/bash /sleep.sh
root 23643 0.0 0.0 4340 360 pts/14 S+ 17:54 0:00 | \_ sleep 99h
$ kill -s INT 23643
After that, the building process will continue as usual.
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