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| Using poudriere from a ZFS is not mandatory but strongly advised. | Using poudriere from a ZFS is not mandatory but strongly advised. | ||
| - | - Install poudriere and configure it: < | + | - Install poudriere and configure it: < |
| - | echo " | + | echo " |
| - | - Create a poudriere jail WITH a GENERIC kernel (by default kernel is not build & installed), here named " | + | - Create a poudriere jail WITH a GENERIC kernel (by default kernel is not build & installed), here named " |
| - | - Create a port-tree using " | + | - Create a port-tree using " |
| - Generate list of ports to be build & added into the firmware image:< | - Generate list of ports to be build & added into the firmware image:< | ||
| cat > ~/ | cat > ~/ | ||
| sysutils/ | sysutils/ | ||
| - | net/frr9 | + | net/frr10 |
| net/bird2 | net/bird2 | ||
| net/mpd5 | net/mpd5 | ||
| EOF</ | EOF</ | ||
| - | - Build the ports (ie: generate binary packages) from the corresponding jail using " | + | - Build the ports (ie: generate binary packages) from the corresponding jail using " |
| - Generate your disk image (4Gb total, because 2 systems partitions of 2Gb) using " | - Generate your disk image (4Gb total, because 2 systems partitions of 2Gb) using " | ||
| - | poudriere image -t firmware -j router -s 4g -p router-ports | + | sudo poudriere image -t firmware -j router -s 4g -p router_ports |
| (...) | (...) | ||
| [00:00:15] Creating ESP image | [00:00:15] Creating ESP image | ||
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| | Building ports using own (outdated) embedded script | NATIVE role of poudriere | Adding ports to image | | | Building ports using own (outdated) embedded script | NATIVE role of poudriere | Adding ports to image | | ||
| | System upgrade by changing MBR active mode on system partition | System upgrade by setting " | | System upgrade by changing MBR active mode on system partition | System upgrade by setting " | ||
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| + | ===== poudriere-image patches ===== | ||
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| + | List of mandatory patches for poudriere in Pull-request review: | ||
| + | * [[https:// | ||
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| + | Merged patches: | ||
| + | * [[https:// | ||
| + | * [[https:// | ||
| + | * [[https:// | ||
| + | * [[https:// | ||
| + | * [[https:// | ||
| + | * [[https:// | ||
| + | * [[https:// | ||
| ====== Customized poudriere image for BSDRP ====== | ====== Customized poudriere image for BSDRP ====== | ||
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| Then need other configuration files: | Then need other configuration files: | ||
| * BSDRP-pkglist : List of packages to be build and included in the final image | * BSDRP-pkglist : List of packages to be build and included in the final image | ||
| - | * A kernel configuration file: I'm using the BSDRP amd64 configuration | + | * A kernel configuration file: I'm using the [[https:// |
| * excluded.files: | * excluded.files: | ||
| - | * overlaydir/ | + | * [[https:// |
| ==== poudriere.d/ | ==== poudriere.d/ | ||
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| The [[https:// | The [[https:// | ||
| + | ==== Packages excluded files ==== | ||
| + | When customizing ports options, some could not be disabled but we could configure pkg to not install some files from packages while extracting them. | ||
| + | |||
| + | The [[https:// | ||
| ===== Building the jail ===== | ===== Building the jail ===== | ||
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| The simplest solution is to re-use already existing BSDRP patched source tree: specific kernel configuration files can be installed into these source tree and use after. | The simplest solution is to re-use already existing BSDRP patched source tree: specific kernel configuration files can be installed into these source tree and use after. | ||
| - | Start by only patching BSDRP sources (sources and ports) using the [[https:// | + | Start by only patching BSDRP sources (sources and ports) using the [[https:// |
| < | < | ||
| - | ./make.sh -U | + | make patch-sources |
| - | Update ONLY done | + | |
| </ | </ | ||
| - | There is now 2 sources ready patched: | + | There are now 2 sources ready patched: |
| - | * / | + | * obj/FreeBSD (including BSDRP specific kernel configuration file) |
| - | * / | + | * obj/ports |
| < | < | ||
| - | poudriere jail -c -j BSDRPj -b -m src=/ | + | poudriere jail -e poudriere.etc |
| </ | </ | ||
| Command line details: | Command line details: | ||
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| * -c: create a jail | * -c: create a jail | ||
| * -j: SHORT name for the jail (I can't use BSDRP-amd64-10.3R here because later it will generate a long directory name and long name aren't well supported) | * -j: SHORT name for the jail (I can't use BSDRP-amd64-10.3R here because later it will generate a long directory name and long name aren't well supported) | ||
| + | * -e: Load all configurations files from ./ | ||
| * -m src=: Path to the patched source branch we want to use | * -m src=: Path to the patched source branch we want to use | ||
| * -K: The kernel configuration file (was copied here during patching BSDRP code tree) | * -K: The kernel configuration file (was copied here during patching BSDRP code tree) | ||
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| < | < | ||
| - | poudriere ports -c -p BSDRPp -m null -M / | + | poudriere ports -e poudriere.etc |
| </ | </ | ||
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| poudriere native role, we just give the jail name and port-tree name to use then the list of packages. | poudriere native role, we just give the jail name and port-tree name to use then the list of packages. | ||
| < | < | ||
| - | poudriere bulk -j BSDRPj -p BSDRPp -f / | + | poudriere bulk -e poudriere.etc |
| </ | </ | ||
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