build/pkg/btrfs-progs/rootfs_files.txt

bin/btrfs m 555 0 0
bin/mkfs.btrfs m 555 0 0
bin/btrfs-map-logical m 555 0 0
bin/btrfs-image m 555 0 0
bin/btrfs-find-root m 555 0 0
bin/btrfstune m 555 0 0
bin/btrfs-select-super m 555 0 0
bin/btrfsck m 777 0 0
lib/libbtrfs.so.0.1 m 555 0 0
lib/libbtrfsutil.so.1.0.0 m 555 0 0
lib/libbtrfs.so.0 m 777 0 0
lib/libbtrfs.so m 777 0 0
lib/libbtrfsutil.so.1 m 777 0 0
lib/libbtrfsutil.so m 777 0 0
Restructure assembly of root filesystem image Every package now has or generates a rootfs_files.txt containing a list of files that should be packed into the rootfs, their permissions and their owner. This gives us fine grained controll over the owners and permissions of the rootfs files (by generating a squashfs pseudo file). In subsequent steps, this allows us to remove the deploy/devdeploy split and actually simplifiy most of the build scripts. Signed-off-by: David Oberhollenzer <david.oberhollenzer@tele2.at> 2018-06-16 17:46:17 +02:00			`bin/btrfs m 555 0 0`
			`bin/mkfs.btrfs m 555 0 0`
			`bin/btrfs-map-logical m 555 0 0`
			`bin/btrfs-image m 555 0 0`
			`bin/btrfs-find-root m 555 0 0`
			`bin/btrfstune m 555 0 0`
			`bin/btrfs-select-super m 555 0 0`
			`bin/btrfsck m 777 0 0`
			`lib/libbtrfs.so.0.1 m 555 0 0`
			`lib/libbtrfsutil.so.1.0.0 m 555 0 0`
			`lib/libbtrfs.so.0 m 777 0 0`
			`lib/libbtrfs.so m 777 0 0`
			`lib/libbtrfsutil.so.1 m 777 0 0`
			`lib/libbtrfsutil.so m 777 0 0`