arch-nspawn1
Run a command or os in a light-weight namespace container
Usage
arch-nspawn [options]
working-dir
[systemd-nspawn
arguments]
Overview
arch-nspawn is a wrapper around systemd-nspawn to run command or OS in a namespace container such as a directory including base utilities of a OS. It is used to build package(s) in given clean and defined environment.
Options
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-C <file> -
Location of a pacman config file
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-M <file> -
Location of a makepkg config file. Specific additions (e.g. build flags for additional languages) can be placed in <file>.d/*.conf.
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-c <dir> -
Set pacman cache, if no directory is specified the passed pacman.conf’s cachedir is used with a fallback to /etc/pacman.conf
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-f <src>[:<dst>] -
Copy file from the host to the chroot. If dst is not provided, it defaults to src inside of the chroot.
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-s -
Do not run setarch
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-h -
Show this usage message
Homepage
<https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/devtools>
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