06-02-2011
I guess you need more info :
What are those "virtualized application" ? which version ?
Virtualized with which tool/version ?
Did you contact the editor of your application that run in the virtualized environnement so you can check if it has some compatibility limitations or specific hardware/architecture requirements you should meet before planning the relocation ?
(this may give some clue about which kind of target system you should buy and install)
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NAME
mk-build-deps - build a package satisfying a package's build-dependencies
SYNOPSIS
mk-build-deps --help|--version
mk-build-deps [options] control file | package name ...
DESCRIPTION
Given a package name and/or control file, mk-build-deps will use equivs to generate a binary package which may be installed to satisfy all
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OPTIONS
-i, --install
Install the generated packages and its build-dependencies.
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Remove the package file after installing it. Ignored if used without the --install switch.
-a foo, --arch foo
If the source package has architecture-specific build dependencies, produce a package for architecture foo, not for the system
architecture. (If the source package does not have architecture-specific build dependencies, the package produced is always for the
pseudo-architecture all.)
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-h, --help
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