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@going This package https://packages.debian.org/bookworm/swupdate swupdate is a Linux update agent with the goal to provide an efficient and safe way to update an embedded system.

@SteeMan, thanks for clearing that up. I will compile separately and make my own repository.

@Werner, is there a workable scenario, but I realized it's more complicated than I'd like. Thank you!

Thank you @Werner! I realized that I can add everything I need for the build. But after the build, I have to remove packages and maybe something else to make the target system clean. It seems to me that this is an artificially created job, while in the part where the kernel was just built, all the necessary cross-compilation tools are present. Can't I build a package in a toolchain environment?

Thank you @Werner for your time. But this method does not produce the desired result. The `customize-image.sh` script is called from an environment with no development tools. I tried running `gcc` and got The link you provided says "You can run additional commands to customize the created image." and it works successfully, but nothing more. That is, I can copy, delete files from the image, I can call `apt-get` to install packages, but I can't find the development tools to build packages there. I assumed that I could compile and build the SWUpdate package from the environment where the Linux kernel and U-Boot are built. Is this how to do it?

Hi I am building armbian image for Nanopi Neo. I need to include SWUpdate package in my armbian build. The already built SWUpdate package does not work for me, because I need to disable CONFIG_SIGNED_IMAGES. As far as I understand, I need to rebuild SWUpdate inside the armbian build system. Can you please help me to understand where I should write commands to build SWUpdate from source (git repo), so that armbian build system will put the built binary and libraries into the resulting image?