Creating Docker image for building raspberry images
ptr1337 opened this issue · comments
Hello,
first thanks for your code and your isos. ive flashed right now the ubuntu 20.10 rpi3 aarch64 iso and its working great so far. usb booting is also working like a charm.
After ive tried many things to get the image building working on arch os, ive created my first Dockerfile with a docker-compose file.
Im gonna build today a image and give feedback if everything is working so far.
regards.
Sounds like a plan. Let me know how it goes.
Thanx!
Ive flashed a bullseye 5.9.y image and i thought i have it done for the raspberry 3 and now wondering my nothing is booting XD.
My bad.
Have to reset my pc soon, but i will do one more image.
over docker its much faster then via virtual box i reconigized.
So yeah, dont laught. Thats my first compile/build trys.
If you got a messenger for texting would be great, so i dont have to post everything in this thread.
And yeah, i think a docker image will be much more easy for must guys.
its pulling debian10:slim and then installing all required dependencies and pulling into /build your github history.
regards
Do you use IRC?
You can talk with us/me directly by joining our channel on Freenode; #debianarm-port
Hopefully this and the last commit solves the problems on the docker side of things. The intention is to eventually further optimize these builds, but its kinda tough as they are always in flux. I figure lets play it safe for now.
Edit:
and here is a proof of concept: rpi-zerow-bullseye
Built by I and tested by Tenkawa.