Is a tool for generating rootfs tarballs for KISS Linux. But it can be configured to create tarballs for KISS forks, or even to create a personalized pre-configured tarball with an Xorg server to ease installation process.
Configuration can be done by copying config.def file to config. There you can
configure where the rootfs will be created, packages to be installed, CFLAGS,
MAKEFLAGS, repository to be added, and the KISS_PATH to be used.
The script by default only installs a single repository, but can accept a file named 'repositories' to add additional repositories to the target system. This file is structured in a plaintext manner and has 3 seperate sections.
- Git URL
- Target location
- Git clone options (such as --depth 1)
Here is an example repositories file. The local repository is for example purposes, don't actually use local repositories.
https://git.u.com/repo1 /var/db/kiss/personalrepo --depth 1
/home/user/kiss-repo2 /var/db/kiss/kiss-repo2 --no-local --depth 2
You can then add these to your KISS_PATH by editing the config file and adding
the following to your HOST_REPO_PATH.
HOST_REPO_PATH="/tmp/repo/core:$MNTDIR/var/db/kiss/personalrepo:$MNTDIR/var/db/kiss/kiss-repo2"You can change the postinstall (which defaults to true) function to make manual changes to the generated root filesystem.