base-packages: include e2fsprogs and dosfstools for mkfs tooling#9
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Preinstall mkfs utilities in the shared base-packages layer so all downstream Dockerfiles have mkfs.ext4 (from e2fsprogs) and mkfs.vfat (from dosfstools) available by default. Fixes recurring CI errors: - "mkfs.ext4: command not found" - "Required command not found: mkfs.vfat" Signed-off-by: Bjordis Collaku <bcollaku@qti.qualcomm.com>
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Preinstall mkfs utilities in the shared base-packages layer so all downstream Dockerfiles have mkfs.ext4 (from e2fsprogs) and mkfs.vfat (from dosfstools) available by default.
Fixes recurring CI errors: