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make sure we always have mktemp, by building our own version first using Nix.
This makes it a bit more pure to build the NixOS iso. Still room for improvement though... svn path=/nixu/trunk/; revision=5559
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# deps is an array
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declare -a deps
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archivesDir=$(mktemp -d)
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# determine where we can find the Nix binaries
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NIX=$(dirname $(which nix-store))
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# make sure we use our own mktemp, because it is more pure
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mktemp=$($NIX/nix-store -r $(echo '(import ./pkgs.nix).mktemp' | $NIX/nix-instantiate -))
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archivesDir=$($mktemp/bin/mktemp -d)
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manifest=${archivesDir}/MANIFEST
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nixpkgs=/nixpkgs/trunk/pkgs
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fill_disk=$archivesDir/scripts/fill-disk.sh
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initdir=${archivesDir}/initdir
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initscript=$archivesDir/scripts/init.sh
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# determine where we can find the Nix binaries
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NIX=$(dirname $(which nix-store))
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storeExpr=$($NIX/nix-store -qR $($NIX/nix-store -r $(echo '(import ./pkgs.nix).everything' | $NIX/nix-instantiate -)))
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#$NIX/nix-push --copy $archivesDir $manifest $($NIX/nix-store -r $storeExpr) $($NIX/nix-store -r $(echo '(import ./pkgs.nix).kernel' | $NIX/nix-instantiate -))
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nettools nixUnstable subversion gcc wget which vim less screen openssh binutils
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strace shadowutils iputils gnumake curl gnused gnutar gnugrep gzip
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mingettyWrapper grubWrapper syslinux parted module_init_tools module_init_toolsStatic udev
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dhcpWrapper man nano eject sysklogd kudzu xawtv;
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dhcpWrapper man nano eject sysklogd kudzu xawtv mktemp;
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boot = (import ./boot) {inherit stdenv bash bashStatic coreutils findutilsWrapper
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utillinux utillinuxStatic sysvinit e2fsprogs nettools subversion gcc wget which vim
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