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Tool used to create custom Debian GNU/Linux images for Raspberry Pi
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README.md

barnacleos/build

Build Status

Tool used to create the BarnacleOS images. Based on pi-gen tool used to create the official raspberrypi.org Raspbian images.

Table of contents

Dependencies

On Debian-based systems:

apt-get install bash quilt parted qemu-user-static debootstrap zerofree \
dosfstools libcap2-bin grep rsync binfmt-support

Build

Run sudo ./run ./build.sh && sudo ./run ./mkimg.sh to build the image. The following files will be created:

  • rootfs/ - the root file system (/ and /boot/ partitions)
  • deploy/BarnacleOS.img - the image to write to SD card

WARNING

During the execution of sudo ./run ./build.sh host directories /dev, /dev/pts, /proc and /sys are binded into rootfs/ to provide environment for chroot. They are unmounted in the end of script. However, script may fail, so they will remain mounted. If you run sudo rm -rf rootfs/, you can corrupt your host operating system state and you will have to reboot. Please be careful.

System configuration

The following information can be helpful when you connect to BarnacleOS:

  • Root password is disabled
  • User user has access via SSH with password password
  • SSH host keys are generated at first startup, so fingerprint is different for each installation of the same image
  • User has passwordless sudo

Connect to Wi-Fi

wpa_passphrase "your-wi-fi-ssid" "your-wi-fi-passphrase" | sudo tee -a /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf
sudo ifup wlan0