On 24.08.20 11:27, Vijai Kumar K wrote:
> The following series updates the wic to the latest one from
> openembedded core. The git tree is available here.
>
> https://github.com/vj-kumar/isar/tree/wic/staging0
>
> Below are summary of key changes in the below series.
>
> P3 & P6:
> The latest version of WIC detects the presence of fakeroot using
> pseudo_dir(${IMAGE_ROOTFS}/../pseudo). If this is non-existent it doesnot
> use fakeroot. P3 handles that quirk. There is also a standalone invocation of
> pseudo which P6 tries to handle via wic_fakeroot.
>
> In case of ISAR, we need wic_fakeroot as fakeroot only for 2 purposes.
> 1. To workaround fsck return values for stretch
> 2. To handle standalone invocation of pseudo(P4 in series)
>
> Number 2 is not needed if we dont use fakeroot.
>
> The alternative approach to fakeroot is to carry patches on top of wic
> directory instead of working around such quirks using fakeroot. The downside
> being the need to rebase the local changes on future updates of wic.
>
>
> P4 & P5:
> These cherry-picked changes address the --exclude-path issues which Henning
> has addressed in [2]. Should be dropped once that is merged.
>
> P9:
> P9 is needed for --include-path to work. I have observed that --include-path
> does not yet work/broken in the latest OE-core/poky. Posted a query in [1]. In ISAR
> it works with P9 fix. P9 fix could also be relevant upstream and can be sent there
> for review.
>
> Apart from the normal qemu build test, Below are the list of features tested.
> KS API:
> --exclude-path
> --include-path
> --fsuuid
> --overhead-factor
> --fixed-size
> --use-label
> --use-uuid
>
> Standalone invocations:
> wic ls
> wic cp
> wic rm
>
> Currently in the process of finding a way to test wic features automatically. Some wic features
> like -fsuuid cannot be validated till we boot the target. Need to find a generalized way for
> testing the available wic features. The approach in hand is to use a wic-test.wks file and
> generate qemu image with that to validate the wic features.
>
> [1] https://lists.yoctoproject.org/g/poky/message/12151
> [2] https://groups.google.com/g/isar-users/c/xePCyEl2qhM/m/mwFdeou0AQAJ
>

FWIW, I've tested a couple of images built by jailhouse-images, and no
issues so far.

Jan

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