Hi folks.
Well, having messed with PCs and Raspberry PI 2, considering a Pi Zero, and other potential OS installations, I'd like to inquire about automated Kernel module generations. Essentially, how I can build an environment where an installer can be run (assuming FreeBSD) to install from a FreeBSD image to a chosen volume.
Given IOT moving ahead, I'd like to be able to flash several SD cards for various applications. Each one has to have their own individual attributes:
- static LAN IP number
- hostname
- root password
I would also like to modify and/or install the following:
- ntp.conf
- bash & .bash_profile
- pico
- curl
- rvm
- recognized Ruby
- various gems
- bash & Ruby scripts
- www default
- passenger & nginx
Now I'm new to this OS and have found something for Debian bulk generation (https://wiki.debian.org/ModuleAssistant) but I've not found anything for FreeBSD. There are obvious issues with getting permissions to modify certain conf files, installing software packages (even through ports) with root access, etc.
Is there such an application for this?
Cheers
Well, having messed with PCs and Raspberry PI 2, considering a Pi Zero, and other potential OS installations, I'd like to inquire about automated Kernel module generations. Essentially, how I can build an environment where an installer can be run (assuming FreeBSD) to install from a FreeBSD image to a chosen volume.
Given IOT moving ahead, I'd like to be able to flash several SD cards for various applications. Each one has to have their own individual attributes:
- static LAN IP number
- hostname
- root password
I would also like to modify and/or install the following:
- ntp.conf
- bash & .bash_profile
- pico
- curl
- rvm
- recognized Ruby
- various gems
- bash & Ruby scripts
- www default
- passenger & nginx
Now I'm new to this OS and have found something for Debian bulk generation (https://wiki.debian.org/ModuleAssistant) but I've not found anything for FreeBSD. There are obvious issues with getting permissions to modify certain conf files, installing software packages (even through ports) with root access, etc.
Is there such an application for this?
Cheers