This repository contains tools to create a 4GB SD card image based upon latest arch sources including all dependencies for PirateBox.

To create an image you will need to have the following tools available on your system:

• sudo environment
• losetup from util-linux 2.2 (at least)
• mkfs.vfat
• mkfs.ext4
• wget
• fdisk
• bc
• qemu-system-arm
• qemu-user-static (binfmt-support might be needed)
• pv
• zip

On Debian based systems simply run:

sudo apt-get install pv qemu-system-arm qemu-user-static zip

Running make will acquire all dependencies, install PirateBox and package the image for distribution:

make

By default this target builds the image for the RPi 1 to build the image for RPi 2 simply pass the ARCH variable:

make ARCH=rpi2

There is a script in place that will build the images for RPi 1 and RPi 2, simply invoke:

./build_all.sh

The resulting zip files are stored in a freshly created folder "images".

To zip the image simply invoke the dist target:

make dist

The versioning scheme of the image is like so:

${sources}_${arch}_${version}-${buildnum}.img.zip

Each parameter is described below.

You can pass different parameters to the build script, lets describe them briefly.

May be rpi or rpi2, defaults to rpi.

Number of the build. Leave empty for a date stamp. Defaults to date stamp

Used piratebox version in format x.y.z, defaults to devBuild

May be piratebox or librarybox, defaults to piratebox

The branch of pirtebox-ws used, defaults to master.

To access the image via chroot simply mount the image by invoking

make mount_image

In case you need network access within the chroot mount proc to the mounted image:

sudo mount -t proc proc /mount/root/proc/

Then chroot into the environment:

sudo chroot /mount/root/

Do not forget to unmount the image when you are done:

make umount_image

After the image is build it may be run in QEMU by invoking the helper script:

cd qemu-arm-rpi
./rpi.sh /path/to/piratebox.img

This only works with the RPi 1 image.

To dump the raw image to an SD card run:

sudo dd if=piratebox-rpi.img bs=2048 | pv | sudo dd of=/dev/mmcblk0 bs=2048
sync

There are only two images needed to support all different Raspberry Pi boards.

• Raspberry Pi 1 A
• Raspberry Pi 1 A+
• Raspberry Pi 1 B
• Raspberry Pi 1 B+
• Raspberry Pi Zero
• Raspberry Pi Zero W

• Raspberry Pi 2 B

Big shout outs to all the people helping with testing (in alphabetical order):

• Seksan2 (Beau Anketell)
• TheExpertNoob (???)