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extracted, it can be run with old-fashioned tools: lxc, systemd-nspawn, |
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systemd, FreeBSD Jails, and many others. |
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Undocker has no dependencies outside Golang stdlib. |
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Installation |
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You may use [officially released binaries][3], or build it: |
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Build it like this for the "current" platform: |
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``` |
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$ make undocker |
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``` |
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`make -B` will print the extra flags (`-X <...>`) for cross-compiling with |
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other archs. It's all `go build <...>` in the back, and depends only on Go's |
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compiler and stdlib. |
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Usage: convert docker image to rootfs |
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