Re: ERROR: missing required packages from profile default: simple-cdd-profiles

[Alain <alain.listes@free.fr>]

vagrant@freegeek.org a écrit :
> On Wed, Mar 05, 2008 at 02:59:21PM +0100, Alain wrote:
>   
> > ERROR: missing required packages from profile default:  simple-cdd-profiles
> >
> > I called simple-cdd with the following options:
> > build-simple-cdd --locale fr_FR@euro --keyboard fr-latin9 --profiles 
> > myprofile --debian-mirror 
> > http://snapshot.debian.net/archive/2005/10/16/debian/ 
> > --profiles-udeb-dist sid
> >     
>
> i think the first upload of simple-cdd (and thus, simple-cdd-profiles)
> was accepted into debian on Sat, 21 Apr 2007 19:32:00 +0000. so it is no
> surprise that such an old repository wouldn't have it. :)
>
> beyond wondering why on earth you would want that specific date...
>
> you could manually download the simple-cdd-profiles udeb from sid and
> include it with the --local-packages instead of --profiles-udeb-dist
> option. that's probably the simplest route to go. and ditch
> --profiles-udeb-dist entirely.
>
> you may also have to tweak profiles/default.* as it assumes you at least
> have etch ... dropped support for sarge a while ago...
>
> and just a little reminder, simple-cdd tends to work better the more you
> stick within debian.
>
> live well,
>   vagrant
>   
Hi,

Thanks for your answer.
I want to build a so old distro because I have tu use a package 
(libsnmp-perl) that disapeared from debian repository after that 
2005/10/16/ ...
Well, I tried to do what you said (or what I understood ):
I downloaded simple-cdd_0.3.6_all.deb  and 
simple-cdd-profiles_0.3.6_all.udeb in a subdirectory I calle "local", 
and then launched:
build-simple-cdd --locale fr_FR --keyboard fr-latin9 --debian-mirror 
http://snapshot.debian.net/archive/2005/10/16/debian --local-packages local/

I see a first error:
Starting new i386 CD 1 at myworkingdir/tmp//cd-build/etch/CD1
 Adding the required directories
 Generating the image label and volume id
You need a Debian mirror with the doc, tools and
indices directories !
   Failed to start disc 1, error 256

Why are there two slahes between tmp and cd-build ?

Alain