vmdb2
creator of disk images with Debian installed
Binary packages in unstable
| Architecture | Version | Section | Installed size |
|---|---|---|---|
| all | 0.41-1 | admin | 245 kB |
Description
creator of disk images with Debian installed
Dependencies all
- Depends
- debootstrap, e2fsprogs, kpartx, parted, python3, python3-jinja2, python3-yaml, qemu-utils, python3:any
- Recommends
- ansible-core, dosfstools, qemu-user-static, zerofree
Source package
- Name
- vmdb2
- Version
- 0.41-1
- Maintainer
- Gunnar Wolf
- Homepage
- https://gitlab.com/larswirzenius/vmdb2
- Repository
- https://salsa.debian.org/debian/vmdb2/
Bugs (9 open)
Each bug opens in the Debian bug tracking system, which holds its message log and current state.
- #1108745 important Created UEFI images fail to boot on bugs.debian.org pending by Daniel Leidert reported updated confirmedupstream
- #1093165 normal sbuild-qemu: Creating arm64 unstable img fails on bugs.debian.org pending by Xiyue Deng reported updated wontfix
- #1056546 normal When using a cached root-fs, vmdb2 runs apt before mounting the virtual filesystems, leading to some errors on bugs.debian.org pending by Daniel Leidert reported updated
- #1043283 normal resize-rootfs service takes a very long time with a Bookworm image: Timed out for waiting the udev queue being empty on bugs.debian.org pending by Daniel Leidert reported updated
- #1016093 normal Grub UEFI installation fails when EFI partition has already been mounted on bugs.debian.org pending by Daniel Leidert reported updated
- #1010734 normal kpartx fails, but the image is created anyways on bugs.debian.org pending-fixed by Daniel Leidert reported updated confirmedpatchpendingupstream
- #1003959 normal E: Can not write log (Is /dev/pts mounted?) - posix_openpt (19: No such device) on bugs.debian.org pending by Daniel Leidert reported updated confirmedupstream
- #962809 normal vmdb2: allow setting partitions bootable on bugs.debian.org forwarded by Florian La Roche reported updated forwarded to gitlab.com upstream
- #948125 normal Please use partx (in essential util-linux) rather than kpartx on bugs.debian.org pending by Josh Triplett reported updated upstream