Assets 4 PiBakery. Previous 1 2 Next. Previous Next. You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session. You signed out in another tab or window. Could not load tags. Latest commit. Git stats commits. Failed to load latest commit information. Adds user selection to authorizekey block and adds block to info. Sep 18, Sep 17, New block: memsplit. Sep 28, At the end a short part for On Every boot block. Previous Next. About the Author: Matjaz Trcek.
Well done young man. To create software you are proud of is a every programmers goal; but for others to enjoy it is the dream. Continue striving to produce great things and you will be recognised for that, for as long as you do so. Again, well done! Great stuff, this looks like a very useful program! In addition to adding things, in some cases it is also useful to have the ability to remove things from the standard Raspbian distribution.
For those looking for a barebones headless system then maybe a stripped down, secure version of Raspbian could be a starting point as that would be quicker than removing multiple features from the standard load:.
It would be nice if there was an option to use PiBakery with Raspbian Lite which meant you had a smaller download filesize :. Is this available, and if so what does it do?
So if I flitter between two houses that have different WiFi settings, I just add two blocks and it will find each WiFi domain? Truly outstanding, I am going to a fresh install of Jessie.. I must take a look at how you have done this but it does bring nixos to mind. It looks such an obvious idea: but only after somebody else has actually gone ahead and thought it up and more importantly built it!
Nice one. If anyone is familiar with Turnkey Linux, they provide slimmed-down deployable VMs for various hypervisors that are all pre-configured for a specific task. Using a few short lines in a makefile, it is possible to define new builds and create images that serve different purposes. Since they already have a wealth of images and definitions for TLKDev, porting that over would help out a ton of people in the RPi community. If anyone is interested, I would be glad to put you in touch with some of the founders and maintainers.
I think it would be a great way to build, maintain, and distribute new and existing images quite easily. It is great piece of work, and so helpful to those of us just starting our Linux adventure. What happens if a step in the chain fails? Are the following steps attempted? Are the failed steps retried at next boot? If a step fails On First Boot, that step will be skipped, and never run again. Again, this is something that may change in the future. Logging: good that you are working on a log, as without one it is difficult to debug newbie things like authority issues, or even to be certain that everything completed.
That improves some of the tedium and delays while trying to debug. Will test this further in the morning. At the moment firstBoot. But up until the time that you use PiBakery Update, the script would have still been there. It looked into GIT, and see that it eventually calls a Linux curl command.
I tried a curl command from inside a terminal session, and got a error there too. Install without pibakery: set static same method all dns resolves, all is well. I would like to use pi bakery for obvious reasons. I notice that PiBakery seems to dial out when I open it. I received the blocks update a day or so ago thanks. What about updates to PiBakery itself?
What should I see if there is an update to PiBakery? How do I tell which version I am on? Is there a release note with a new versions giving heads up for any changes? One other thing, is there a typo on your web site here?
As for updates, PiBakery will not automatically download application updates. The reasons for this are partially technical and partially my thoughts on auto-updaters. Block updates and Raspbian updates are OK, as they are never downloading code that is going to be run, only files that are used with PiBakery. Thanks for your informative response. I am sure that the following is painfully obvious to you, and that you are juggling many conflicting priorities, and doing a great job btw : , but anyway ….
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