Note that to *use* your added apks, you have to install them, with apk add. with `apkovl="genapkovl-mkimgoverlay.sh"` Parted rsync sfdisk syslinux util-linux xfsprogsĬhmod +x ~/aports/scripts/mkimg.$PROFILENAME.sh Making packages available on bootĪ package may be made available in the live system by defining the generation of an apkovl which contains a corresponding /etc/apk/world file, and adding that overlay definition to the mkimg-profile, e.g. Kernel_cmdline="unionfs_size=512M console=tty0 console=ttyS0,115200"Īpks="\$apks iscsi-scst zfs-scripts zfs zfs-utils-pyĬciss_vol_status lvm2 mdadm mkinitfs mtools nfs-utils This is an example used to make a ZFS module, overlayfs (which enables r/w mode for /lib/modules), a serial console output and some other useful apks to build a simple NAS:Įxport PROFILENAME=nas cat ~/aports/scripts/mkimg.$PROFILENAME.sh
In order to have a custom ISO, you should create your own mkimg.$PROFILENAME.sh script. The mkimg scripts are shipped with pre-configured profiles. If you have the default 1GB /tmp, then create a local one with: Make sure the apk index is up to date (so apk can find the packages): Tip: Make sure your public keys are placed in /etc/apk/keys/ (example: )
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