Create custom ISO for Alpine Linux

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I have created a custom ISO with the steps mentioned in the Alpine wiki page.
https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/How_to_make_a_custom_ISO_image_with_mkimage



I have included couple of apks that are required in the ISO. During the ISO creation i see the APKs getting downloded, when i install the Alpine ISO i do not find the APKs installed. Below is the mkimg.standard file entry.



profile_standard() 

title="Standard"
desc="Alpine as it was intended.
Just enough to get you started.
Network connection is required."
profile_base
image_ext="iso"
arch="x86 x86_64"
output_format="iso"
kernel_cmdline="nomodeset"
kernel_addons="xtables-addons"
apks="$apks libintl alpine-sdk python python3 icu-libs libssl1.0 sudo"
local _k _a
for _k in $kernel_flavors; do
apks="$apks linux-$_k"
for _a in $kernel_addons; do
apks="$apks $_a-$_k"
done
done
apks="$apks linux-firmware"


Post installation if i check for installed APK i get the list as below



alpine-test:~# apk info


musl
acct
busybox
alpine-baselayout
openrc
alpine-conf
libressl2.6-libcrypto
libressl2.6-libssl
libressl2.6-libtls
ssl_client
zlib
apk-tools
busybox-suid
busybox-initscripts
scanelf
musl-utils
libc-utils
alpine-keys
alpine-base
libcap
chrony
libuuid
libblkid
libcom_err
e2fsprogs-libs
e2fsprogs
lddtree
device-mapper-libs
cryptsetup-libs
xz-libs
kmod
mkinitfs
linux-firmware
linux-hardened
openssh-keygen
openssh-client
openssh-sftp-server
openssh-server-common
openssh-server
openssh
mtools
blkid
syslinux



I do not find any of the following apks libintl alpine-sdk python python3 icu-libs libssl1.0 sudo







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    I have created a custom ISO with the steps mentioned in the Alpine wiki page.
    https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/How_to_make_a_custom_ISO_image_with_mkimage



    I have included couple of apks that are required in the ISO. During the ISO creation i see the APKs getting downloded, when i install the Alpine ISO i do not find the APKs installed. Below is the mkimg.standard file entry.



    profile_standard() 

    title="Standard"
    desc="Alpine as it was intended.
    Just enough to get you started.
    Network connection is required."
    profile_base
    image_ext="iso"
    arch="x86 x86_64"
    output_format="iso"
    kernel_cmdline="nomodeset"
    kernel_addons="xtables-addons"
    apks="$apks libintl alpine-sdk python python3 icu-libs libssl1.0 sudo"
    local _k _a
    for _k in $kernel_flavors; do
    apks="$apks linux-$_k"
    for _a in $kernel_addons; do
    apks="$apks $_a-$_k"
    done
    done
    apks="$apks linux-firmware"


    Post installation if i check for installed APK i get the list as below



    alpine-test:~# apk info


    musl
    acct
    busybox
    alpine-baselayout
    openrc
    alpine-conf
    libressl2.6-libcrypto
    libressl2.6-libssl
    libressl2.6-libtls
    ssl_client
    zlib
    apk-tools
    busybox-suid
    busybox-initscripts
    scanelf
    musl-utils
    libc-utils
    alpine-keys
    alpine-base
    libcap
    chrony
    libuuid
    libblkid
    libcom_err
    e2fsprogs-libs
    e2fsprogs
    lddtree
    device-mapper-libs
    cryptsetup-libs
    xz-libs
    kmod
    mkinitfs
    linux-firmware
    linux-hardened
    openssh-keygen
    openssh-client
    openssh-sftp-server
    openssh-server-common
    openssh-server
    openssh
    mtools
    blkid
    syslinux



    I do not find any of the following apks libintl alpine-sdk python python3 icu-libs libssl1.0 sudo







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      I have created a custom ISO with the steps mentioned in the Alpine wiki page.
      https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/How_to_make_a_custom_ISO_image_with_mkimage



      I have included couple of apks that are required in the ISO. During the ISO creation i see the APKs getting downloded, when i install the Alpine ISO i do not find the APKs installed. Below is the mkimg.standard file entry.



      profile_standard() 

      title="Standard"
      desc="Alpine as it was intended.
      Just enough to get you started.
      Network connection is required."
      profile_base
      image_ext="iso"
      arch="x86 x86_64"
      output_format="iso"
      kernel_cmdline="nomodeset"
      kernel_addons="xtables-addons"
      apks="$apks libintl alpine-sdk python python3 icu-libs libssl1.0 sudo"
      local _k _a
      for _k in $kernel_flavors; do
      apks="$apks linux-$_k"
      for _a in $kernel_addons; do
      apks="$apks $_a-$_k"
      done
      done
      apks="$apks linux-firmware"


      Post installation if i check for installed APK i get the list as below



      alpine-test:~# apk info


      musl
      acct
      busybox
      alpine-baselayout
      openrc
      alpine-conf
      libressl2.6-libcrypto
      libressl2.6-libssl
      libressl2.6-libtls
      ssl_client
      zlib
      apk-tools
      busybox-suid
      busybox-initscripts
      scanelf
      musl-utils
      libc-utils
      alpine-keys
      alpine-base
      libcap
      chrony
      libuuid
      libblkid
      libcom_err
      e2fsprogs-libs
      e2fsprogs
      lddtree
      device-mapper-libs
      cryptsetup-libs
      xz-libs
      kmod
      mkinitfs
      linux-firmware
      linux-hardened
      openssh-keygen
      openssh-client
      openssh-sftp-server
      openssh-server-common
      openssh-server
      openssh
      mtools
      blkid
      syslinux



      I do not find any of the following apks libintl alpine-sdk python python3 icu-libs libssl1.0 sudo







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      I have created a custom ISO with the steps mentioned in the Alpine wiki page.
      https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/How_to_make_a_custom_ISO_image_with_mkimage



      I have included couple of apks that are required in the ISO. During the ISO creation i see the APKs getting downloded, when i install the Alpine ISO i do not find the APKs installed. Below is the mkimg.standard file entry.



      profile_standard() 

      title="Standard"
      desc="Alpine as it was intended.
      Just enough to get you started.
      Network connection is required."
      profile_base
      image_ext="iso"
      arch="x86 x86_64"
      output_format="iso"
      kernel_cmdline="nomodeset"
      kernel_addons="xtables-addons"
      apks="$apks libintl alpine-sdk python python3 icu-libs libssl1.0 sudo"
      local _k _a
      for _k in $kernel_flavors; do
      apks="$apks linux-$_k"
      for _a in $kernel_addons; do
      apks="$apks $_a-$_k"
      done
      done
      apks="$apks linux-firmware"


      Post installation if i check for installed APK i get the list as below



      alpine-test:~# apk info


      musl
      acct
      busybox
      alpine-baselayout
      openrc
      alpine-conf
      libressl2.6-libcrypto
      libressl2.6-libssl
      libressl2.6-libtls
      ssl_client
      zlib
      apk-tools
      busybox-suid
      busybox-initscripts
      scanelf
      musl-utils
      libc-utils
      alpine-keys
      alpine-base
      libcap
      chrony
      libuuid
      libblkid
      libcom_err
      e2fsprogs-libs
      e2fsprogs
      lddtree
      device-mapper-libs
      cryptsetup-libs
      xz-libs
      kmod
      mkinitfs
      linux-firmware
      linux-hardened
      openssh-keygen
      openssh-client
      openssh-sftp-server
      openssh-server-common
      openssh-server
      openssh
      mtools
      blkid
      syslinux



      I do not find any of the following apks libintl alpine-sdk python python3 icu-libs libssl1.0 sudo









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