Add coreutils to device package scripts
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So, coreutils is already present in flashDeps, do regular flash scripts work with |
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Description of changes
Add
coreutilsto device scripts (i.e. flash script, initrd flash, etc.). Because the tools in this package were missing, a packaged version of the script (built for 3rd party use outside of anix-enabled machine) usingnix bundle .#SCRIPT_NAMEresulted in errors like:Testing
rebuilding with the
coreutilspackage on an x86_64-linux system results in successfully running the script packaged withnix bundle --out-link ~/script .#SCRIPT_NAME; ~/scriptwithout the missing file error above