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Specify more repositories for the bootstrap by adding new sections. Section names need to be listed in the bootstrap general option for the packages to be included in the bootstrap.

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Specify which repositories will be available to the final system at boot by listing the section names in the aptsources general option, e.g. to exclude some internal sources or when using a local mirror when building the rootfs.

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Section names are case-insensitive.

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All dependencies are resolved only by apt, using all bootstrap repositories, to use only the most recent and most suitable dependencies. Note that multistrap turns off Install-Recommends so if the multistrap needs a package that is only a Recommended dependency, the recommended package needs to be specified in the packages line explicitly. See C<Explicit suite specification> for more information on getting specific packages from specific suites.

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'Architecture' and 'directory' can be overridden on the command line. Some other general options also have command line options.

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Repositories

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C<aptsources> lists the sections which should be used to create the F</etc/apt/sources.list.d/multistrap.list> apt sources in the final system. Not all C<aptsources> have to appear in the C<bootstrap> section if you have some internal or local sources which are not accessible to the installed root filesystem.

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C<bootstrap> lists the sections which will be used to create the multistrap itself. Only packages listed in C<bootstrap> will be downloaded and unpacked by multistrap.

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Make sure C<bootstrap> lists all sections you need for apt to be able to find all the packages to be unpacked for the multistrap.

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(Older versions of multistrap supported the same option under the C<debootstrap> name - this spelling is still supported but new configuration files should be C<bootstrap> instead.