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1) dpkg-buildpackage will exit if build dependencies are not installed. This added line will install build dependencies for that directory. 2) lsb_release -cs will work on certainly every version of Debian that I have used and /etc/lsb-release was not there on my raspbian 3) --no-sign is required to build packages if you do not have private keys for this purpose (as I did not) The above commands work to build the package on raspbian 10. :)
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thanks to: @Karlson2k (#527) @bmwiedemann (#553) @ijm7 (#556) @toresbe (#568 #569) @Hedda (#571) @nekopsykose (#599) @Tey (#611) @gmsoft-tuxicoman (#616 #617) @anishsane (#636) @knight-of-ni (#647) @albfan (#655) @heitbaum (#659)
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dpkg-buildpackage will exit if build dependencies are not installed. This added line will install build dependencies for that directory.
lsb_release -cs will work on certainly every version of Debian that I have used and /etc/lsb-release was not there on my raspbian
--no-sign is required to build packages if you do not have private keys for this purpose (as I did not)
The above commands work to build the package on raspbian 10. :)