To create the OpenSwitch ONIE installer, you first need to create the OpenSwitch root filesystem image. To create the rootfs image, it is required to use the Docker container generated by opx_setup (see opx-build for more information).
The build process has been automated by the build.sh script.
You must have the following repos to build ONIE installer:
- opx-build
- opx-onie-installer
To clone the repos, run the following commands:
$ git clone https://github.com/open-switch/opx-build.git
$ git clone https://github.com/open-switch/opx-onie-installer.git
After you clone the above repos, run the following commands to generate the ONIE installer image:
$ cd opx-onie-installer
$ ./build.sh
OpenSwitch rootfs is based on Debian 8.7 Jessie.
OpenSwitch Linux kernel is based on:
- Debian Jessie (Linux kernel version : 3.16.39-1), amd64
- CONFIG_GPIO_SYSFS is enabled in kernel config
The build process pulls the Linux kernel image already built from linux-image.
The root file system mainly incorporates:
- openssh-server
- sudo
- default user name and password: admin/admin
- "admin" user added to sudo group
After successful build, the ONIE installer will be generated at "opx-onie-installer" (for example, opx-onie-installer-x86_64_generic.bin).
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