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eos_bootloader: crash if package not endswith(".zst") #26
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eos_bootloader was never intended to be a general purpose module to be used by others. It was built to serve a very specific purpose so the current functionality is correct for that intended purpose. That being said, I am not opposed to adding support for more package formats if it helps you. It would probably not come until after our upcoming release though. |
only to mention.. this is only the fork of calamares we do use downstream for EndeavourOS, also stuff will may went into main calamares.. https://github.com/calamares/calamares |
I have been developing my own distribution based on Arch Linux for 1.5 years. The last problem was the installation. Of all the distributions, I liked the installation approach from EndeavourOS. I made a local fork and began to combine Calamares from 4 providers: Calamares original, EndeavourOS, CachyOS, KaOS. And ArchISO configuration from EndeavourOS, CachyOS, XeroLinux, ArcoLinux. Since I have packages for installing and designing rEFInd bootloader, I added it there. Now I have the first Beta release and I am testing installation from disk and over the network in 3 options: rEFInd (with design), Systemd-boot, Grub2 (I also want with design). I also want to make the rEFInd, Systemd-boot, Grub2 bootloaders create a boot menu based on the kernel located in (root)/EFI/Linux. And so that bootloaders, design and menus are on the EFI partition due to LUKS blocking. I would be glad if my code could be added to your project and help others. Thank you. |
for other package archive
file: src/modules/eos_bootloader/main.py
string:
replace:
example
to avoid pacman error - duplicate target (file.startswith(package + "-"))
to return list (for future checking data type)
before
after
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