pkg-repo

arch-repo

Repo for arch packages. Provides the following packages:

• eupnea-utils: Packaged eupnea scripts from the utils repo.
• eupnea-system: Does not install anything per se, but instead includes a postinstall hook which executes system-update.py to upgrade between Depthboot/EupneaOS versions.
• eupnea-mainline-kernel + modules + headers: Mainline eupnea kernel, modules and headers. See eupnea-mainline-kernel
• eupnea-chromeos-kernel + modules + headers: ChromeOS eupnea kernel, modules and headers. See eupnea-chromeos-kernel
• cgpt-vboot-utils: Repackaged Ubuntu debs for cgpt and vboot-utils.
• keyd: A key remapping daemon for linux, made by rvaiya. See keyd
• depthboot-logo: Alpine busybox-static + Depthboot logo boot splash systemd service.

Add to system

# create local master key if it doesn't exist yet
sudo pacman-key --init
# download and import public eupnea key
curl -L https://eupnea-project.github.io/pkg-repo/public_key.gpg | sudo gpg --homedir /etc/pacman.d/gnupg --import
# sign public key
sudo pacman-key --lsign-key 4F8A31EAADF1588D0B45A0DAAC87331A20A7250A
# add repo to pacman.conf
echo -e "[eupnea]"$'\n'"Server = https://eupnea-project.github.io/pkg-repo/repodata/\$arch" | sudo tee -a /etc/pacman.conf
# refresh all repos and update system
sudo pacman -Syyu

Forking this repo

1. Fork only the main branch.
2. Create your own public/private key pair for signing packages with gpg: gpg --full-gen-key. This repo uses an rsa4096 key, but you can probably use whatever you want. Make sure the key doesn’t expire.
3. Export your public key: gpg --export --armor <key-id> and add it as a secret variable called PUBLIC to your repo.
4. Export your private key: gpg ---export-secret-keys --armor <key-id> and add it as a secret variable called PRIVATE to your repo.
5. Run any action.`
6. Set up pages in the repo settings. Select from branch: gh-pages and folder: /(root).
7. Wait for GitHub to finish deploying the page.

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