make && make runA new disk image for Raspberry Pi will appear inside this project folder within "share/build". This solution has been tested with Raspberry Pi Zero W and may work for other models, too.
Open the desktop application and follow the prompts to select the disk image and the desired SD Card to use.
Run the commands below and the terminal will prompt you to select the desired drive to install to. Please be careful to select the proper SD Card and not another disk to avoid unwanted data loss.
make && make run
sudo etcher ./share/build/rpi.imgA local Docker environment is required in order to build an image.
The docker entrypoint mainly does two things:
- copies all files from
share/copy-thisto the root filesystem - runs
share/setup(as root) * ...which runsshare/my-scripts/test-scriptby default
The easiest way to customize the image build process, is to put scripts in share/my-scripts,
and edit share/setup to run whatever scripts you want. Remember the scripts will run as root
so if you want to do something as the pi user, prefix it with sudo -u pi dothething.
By exporting OS_IMAGE, and/or OS_URI you can use a different operating system, like so:
# Creating a raspbian image requires merging the boot partition into the root tar
pushd share/build
export LATEST_BUILD='2018-11-15-21:03'
wget http://vx2-downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspbian_lite/archive/${LATEST_BUILD}/boot.tar.xz
wget http://vx2-downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspbian_lite/archive/${LATEST_BUILD}/root.tar.xz
unxz root.tar.xz
mkdir -p boot && tar -xf boot.tar.xz -C boot && sudo chown -R 0 boot && sudo chgrp -R 0 boot
tar -rf root.tar boot && sudo rm -rf boot
export IMAGE_SIZE=4G
export OS_IMAGE=root.tar
popd
make run- Raspberry Pi: How to Install and Configure Archlinux ARM
- Create Custom ArchlinuxArm Images for the Raspberry Pi
- Building ARM containers on any x86 machine, even DockerHub
This repository is under active development and not yet intended for widespread use.