Wrong package version installed in target

[Steve Magoun]

I have image-creator set up to pull from a private repository in addition to a gutsy mirror. One of the packages in the private repository is a new version of wpasupplicant. When I create an image, the wrong version of wpasupplicant gets installed into the target. If I change into the target chroot and run 'apt-get update && apt-get upgrade', apt finds and installs the right version of wpasupplicant - so I know that image-creator sees my repository and that my version of wpasupplicant is versioned correctly.

I think the problem is:
* wpasupplicant is installed into the target by debootstrap
* debootstrap can only pull from a single repository, so it pulls from the gutsy mirror (and therefore gets the old version)

I believe this problem affects all packages pulled in by debootstrap - I don't think it's specific to wpasupplicant.

To fix, image-creator should automatically run 'apt-get update && apt-get upgrade' after running debootstrap.

[Steve Magoun (smagoun)]

The patch put into MIC almost works - it needs to include '-y --force-yes' when running 'apt-get upgrade' (see attached patch)