<jaeger>
That's a fair bit more complicated than I would do an installation from another live media, but seems thorough
<ukky>
It might be possible to avoid first chroot. Extract pkgutils locally and run setup from extracted rootfs. Or, just run pkgadd for all required packages, but user has to figure out all dependencies.
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<jaeger>
I've done it in the past using pkgadd installed into the live environment, then chroot into that just once. But yes, no deps that way
<kh1b>
after looking up i suppose my system https://p.iotek.org/nd8, miss the package pulseaudio-module-bluetooth
<kh1b>
i did '/usr/lib/bluetooth/bluetoothd -n -d'
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<ukky>
jaeger: It seems Makefile for install ISO properly detects missing dependencies (via target check-deps), but might overlook them if there are stale packages.all or iso/setup.dependencies
<jaeger>
indeed
<ukky>
The problem is that when check-deps detects missing ports, no action gets taken, i.e. make will continue building ISO.
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<darfo>
kh1b: did you restart dbus (or reboot) after installing bluez