Hi,
I'm requesting some feedback for the install scripts here:
https://github.com/walterjwhite/install provides a helper to install scripts into the filesystem.
https://github.com/walterjwhite/freebsd-installer is used to modify an existing FreeBSD USB UFS image with the install scripts. It is installed onto the USB thumbdrive by:
One you have prepared your USB thumbdrive, you will boot up to that then install FreeBSD:
https://github.com/walterjwhite/freebsd-example provides a sample configuration for what the freebsd installer will do:
1. add packages - contents in here will be installed via freebsd pkg
2. boot loader - add contents to /boot/loader.conf
3. chmod - change permissions on files (and dirs)
4. chown - change owner/group on files (and dirs)
5. downloads - download files (and optionally verify them)
6. extract - extract (downloaded) files
7. files - place contents into the ROOT fs
8. fstab - modify the fstab
9. go - install go cmds
10. groups - create groups
11. links - create symlinks
12. rc - configure /etc/rc.conf
13. run - run script in chroot
14. sysctl - configure /etc/sysctl.conf
15. users - create users
I'm requesting some feedback for the install scripts here:
GitHub - walterjwhite/freebsd-installer
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GitHub - walterjwhite/install
Contribute to walterjwhite/install development by creating an account on GitHub.
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GitHub - walterjwhite/freebsd-example
Contribute to walterjwhite/freebsd-example development by creating an account on GitHub.
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https://github.com/walterjwhite/install provides a helper to install scripts into the filesystem.
Code:
git clone github.com/walterjwhite/install
cd install
cp app-* /usr/local/sbin
https://github.com/walterjwhite/freebsd-installer is used to modify an existing FreeBSD USB UFS image with the install scripts. It is installed onto the USB thumbdrive by:
Code:
git clone https://github.com/walterjwhite/freebsd-installer
cd freebsd-installer
mount /dev/da0s2a /mnt/usb
ROOT=/mnt/usb app-install
umount /mnt/usb
One you have prepared your USB thumbdrive, you will boot up to that then install FreeBSD:
Code:
NET=<network device> DEV=ada0 DEV_NAME=<DEV_NAME, ie. SAMSUNG_256.1> HOSTNAME=<hostname for machine>\
GIT=github.com/walterjwhite/freebsd-example BRANCH=master
https://github.com/walterjwhite/freebsd-example provides a sample configuration for what the freebsd installer will do:
1. add packages - contents in here will be installed via freebsd pkg
2. boot loader - add contents to /boot/loader.conf
3. chmod - change permissions on files (and dirs)
4. chown - change owner/group on files (and dirs)
5. downloads - download files (and optionally verify them)
6. extract - extract (downloaded) files
7. files - place contents into the ROOT fs
8. fstab - modify the fstab
9. go - install go cmds
10. groups - create groups
11. links - create symlinks
12. rc - configure /etc/rc.conf
13. run - run script in chroot
14. sysctl - configure /etc/sysctl.conf
15. users - create users