Yeah, I did reproduce this. However, in order to try to debug this, I did a '--redownload' and then the next time of just trying '--rebuild-config --rebuild-rootfs', it worked.
I'm betting the issue is that I'm trying to install a newer version of upstart-sysv into an older ISO and apt does not like that. Probably the right thing to do here is to cache the upstart-sysv version that was originally downloaded with the ISO and use that if not using '--redownload'. I'll work on this solution.
Hey Ads20000,
Yeah, I did reproduce this. However, in order to try to debug this, I did a '--redownload' and then the next time of just trying '--rebuild-config --rebuild-rootfs', it worked.
I'm betting the issue is that I'm trying to install a newer version of upstart-sysv into an older ISO and apt does not like that. Probably the right thing to do here is to cache the upstart-sysv version that was originally downloaded with the ISO and use that if not using '--redownload'. I'll work on this solution.
Thanks again for pointing this out!