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# '--initramfs none' produces different manifest names.
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if [ -e "binary/$INITFS/filesystem.packages" ]; then
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./config/snap-seed-parse "chroot/" "binary/${INITFS}/filesystem.packages"
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ln "binary/$INITFS/filesystem.packages" "$PREFIX.manifest"
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chmod 644 "$PREFIX.manifest"
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fi
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fi
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fi
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# Since snaps are now Ubuntu first-class citizen, so always try fetching the
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# list of seeded snaps into the manifest. In case of layered images we skip
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# this step, as we assume they're doing it on their own at some earlier stage.
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if [ -z "$PASSES" ] && [ -e "$PREFIX.manifest" ]; then
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./config/snap-seed-parse "chroot/" "$PREFIX.manifest"
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fi
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# ubuntu-core splits kernel stuff into a "device" tarball so
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# at this point we reset it to "none" as all the work to extract it was done already
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# in a binary hook
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