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On Sun, Dec 22, 2013 at 8:32 PM, Amir Sagie <arig-disc...@taproot.org.il>wrote:

> Hello Arig'tizens!
>
> On this most special solstice I'm happy to present you with the first
> (alpha) version the Arig Image Builder [1,2]. The Arig Image Builder
> (AIB) is set to be a web service where non-technical users may obtain an
> Arig community customized firmware image, making it easier for them to
> join the network. What is it not? well it's not intended to become a
> fully-featured web-frontend for various OS's image generation tools, i.e
> a make-config web GUI facade (that being said, serving make-config like
> tools console sessions over http should make for a very cool project
> indeed).
>
> A word about the design: AIB takes a user filled form, validates it and
> then forwards it to a Jenkins build server which invokes the OpenWRT
> image builder script. The script is called with a profile argument
> corresponding to the supplied vendor-product-model-version parameters,
> along with Arig specific image customizations. AIB is still in alpha
> stage, and will likely prove useful currently only for people willing to
> help with it's development. Expect service hiccups, failed builds,
> faulty images and of course the un-expected in these early days...
>
> How to move forward? well the simplest thing one can do is make sure his
> router's OpenWRT profile mapping appears here [3], and if not, find
> which openwrt image-builder [4] profile should be used with it and make
> sure we map to it from the appropriate vendor model info. HW board data
> is currently driven by a simple cvs file, which obviously won't scale,
> but should suffice for the time being, especially if focus on the most
> common .il router models.
>
> In parallel we can *finally* start tweeking the OpenWRT firmware to our
> needs! experiment with IPv6 geo-addressing, add support for a voluntary
> network-martic submission, add post image-build first-boot report
> submission, etc. etc. Also possible is adding support for Debian image
> generation - this could be used for generating virtualized node images
> for network testing. On the less techi side, we can also pick up where
> we left on the 'joining the network video' previously discussed, where
> show how to get from a brand-new-in-the-box router to a flashed
> Arig-OpenWRT image running device.
>
> Stay tuned & help tune!
> Happy Hacking,
> Amir
>
> ps. if you're hit with a SSL error when accessing the form on the wiki,
> GET the frame URL directly.
>
> [1] http://arig.org.il/wiki/Arig_Image_Builder
> [2] http://arig.org.il/wiki/טופס_מחולל_הקושחה
> [3]
> http://git.taproot.org.il/?p=arig/web-module/imagebuilder/org.arig.imagebuilder.openwrt;a=blob;f=res/data/hw-data_to_openwrt-img-builder_parameter-map.csv;hb=refs/heads/development
> [4] http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/obtain.firmware.generate
>
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