debian+phosh running on PinePhone

[a-wai]

@a-wai Your build.sh has a typo in the shebang.

Where does debos store intermediary files (like downloaded packages) by default ?

Oops, typo fixed, thanks!

Regarding intermediary files: there are 2 debos recipes, rootfs.yaml & image.yaml
Once rootfs.yaml completes, it creates a rootfs.tar.gz file, but no other intermediary file is stored, the rest (including downloaded packages) is wiped out at the end of execution.

In order to save bandwidth, you could install apt-cacher-ng, and change the mirror address in rootfs.yaml to http://10.0.2.2:3142/deb.debian.org/debian

Any suggestions on keeping this updated with changes?  Not sure if it'll be Sudo apt update and sudo apt upgrade, but then again I might find my answer after flashing.

apt upgrade will work for all debian packages, but as the phone-specific packages are installed manually, they won't be upgraded this way (at least for now).
I'd like to setup a repo with these in the future, but there will be some time before it happens, I'll be focusing on getting the hardware working first.

When I run build.sh (after fixing the shebang) I get an error message about not being able to find virtio.ko. Is there a howto or tutorial about debos?

Looks like your kernel (on the host machine) lacks virtio support, you should check that.