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custom-rpi-img

Requirements

This will only work on linux machines. It will not work on macOS because there's no viable way to mount ext3/4 partitions.

Usage

Building

To build, simply run ./startCustomization.sh for the latest commits of chiptool, ot-br-posix and zap or following below syntax:

startCustomization -h                                                            # for help
startCustomization -ct <commit_hash>"                                            # commits of ot-br-posix and zap are the latest
startCustomization -otbr <commit_hash>"                                          # commits of chip-tool and zap are the latest
startCustomization -z <commit_hash>"                                             # commits of chip-tool and ot-br-posix are the latest
startCustomization -ct <commit_hash> -otbr <commit_hash> -zap <commit_hash>"     # Specific commits for ot-br-posix, chip-tool and zap are provided

This script will do the following:

  • Download the base raspios image if not already downloaded
  • Mount preinstalled ubuntu for raspi
  • Execute custom scripts/commands
  • Unmount the preinstalled ubuntu for raspi
  • Package a new ubuntu image file and z it

The final .zip file will be in build/

Running scripts/commands inside the custom ubuntu image

Place any scripts you want to run inside of src. When a new script is added, make sure it to build.sh under the section that looks like this:

        # Use chroot to run any commands
        # Ex:
        #     sudo chroot "${IMAGE_MOUNT_POINT}" /bin/bash whoami
        sudo chroot "${IMAGE_MOUNT_POINT}" /bin/bash /repo/src/00-test.sh
        sudo chroot "${IMAGE_MOUNT_POINT}" /bin/bash /repo/src/01-my-new-script.sh