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It took a moment to work out that there is actually no way of bootstrapping an arch environment without permanently installing things to the host system! So we just download a live image and unpack it. Then after that, getting erlang to work was very easy, just install it, install zx, run. No R26 incompatibility problems, life is good!
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30 lines
904 B
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#!/bin/sh
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# Finds pacstrap in $PATH, or download some version of it if not found.
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# This script prefers to use local copies that are already downloaded, over
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# system-wide installations, in case you want to test on some specific
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# outdated version of pacstrap.
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LOCALDIR=`pwd`/arch-install-scripts
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if test -e "$LOCALDIR/pacstrap"
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then
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echo "Found $LOCALDIR/pacstrap in current directory"
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# Run pacstrap without installing it to the system.
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bash "$LOCALDIR/pacstrap" "$@"
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elif IT=`command -v pacstrap`
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then
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echo "Found $IT in PATH"
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# Use the version of pacstrap that was already installed.
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pacstrap "$@"
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else
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echo "pacstrap not found. Downloading to $LOCALDIR."
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git clone https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/arch-install-scripts
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make -C arch-install-scripts pacstrap
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# Run pacstrap without installing it to the system.
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bash "$LOCALDIR/pacstrap" "$@"
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fi
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