udeb files (aka micro-deb) are stripped down packages only used in building
the installer and loading installer components into memory via a network
connection - they are explicitly intended for tightly constrained
environments such as the installation environment and embedded systems, and
not meant to be installable on a standard system.

On Mon, May 2, 2016 at 10:59 AM Ismael L. Donis Garcia <
slibre@???> wrote:

> what are the .udeb files?
>
>
> correcting error translating...
>
> I'm trying to create a local repository, but I do not download the files
> .udeb
> as you could download these files?
>
> #!/bin/sh
> ARQUITECTURA=i386,amd64
> METODO=http
> RAMA=jessie
> HOST=packages.devuan.org
> DIR_MIRROR=/mnt/datos/sistemas/linux/devuan/merged
> SECCIONES=main,contrib,non-free
>
> echo
> "======================================================================"
> echo "Actualizando los repositorios DEVUAN 'merged'; main, contrib,
> non-free"
> echo
> "======================================================================"
> echo ""
> debmirror -a ${ARQUITECTURA} \
> -s ${SECCIONES} \
> -h ${HOST}/merged \
> -d ${RAMA} -r / --progress \
> -e
> ${METODO} --postcleanup --ignore-small-errors --ignore-missing-release
> --ignore-release-gpg
> --nosource --allow-dist-rename \
> --diff=none \
> ${DIR_MIRROR}
>
> Best Regards
> ========
> | ISMAEL |
> ========
>
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