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| This document explains how to build a custom ISO image using the alpine-iso scripts.
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| First make sure we have the needed tools
| | == ISO remastering == |
| {{Cmd|apk add alpine-sdk}}
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| Then we clone (or update) the alpine-iso git repository.
| | There are third party scripts to re-build completely custom images, like |
| {{Cmd|git clone git://git.alpinelinux.org/alpine-iso}}
| | * [https://github.com/alpinelinux/alpine-make-vm-image alpine-make-vm-image] |
| | (works to only make a disk based VM image) |
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| The alpine-iso scripts is a simple makefile which you need to feed with a ''<name>.conf.mk'' file and a ''<name>.packages''.
| | and there is Alpine's original |
| | * [[How_to_make_a_custom_ISO_image_with_mkimage|mkimg]]. |
| | (creates a diskless ISO file - usually what you want for QEMU and Proxmox) |
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| In the ''<name>.conf.mk'' we specify
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| ;ALPINE_NAME
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| :name of iso image
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| ;ALPINE_VERSION
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| :(optional) version string. Will default to todays date.
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| ;KERNEL_FLAVOR
| | It's also possible to commit and load ISO image customizations to and from a writable partition when booting in [[Installation#Diskless_Mode|Diskless Mode]]. |
| :(opional) either ''grsec'', ''vserver'' or ''pae''. Will default to grsec.
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| ;MODLOOP_EXTRA
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| :(optional) Extra kernel module packages for the modloop image. For example: ''dahdi-linux-vserver''
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| The ''<name>.packages'' is just a plaintext list of packages that should be included in the iso. You should always add ''alpine-base'' in there or the CD migh not be able to boot. The dependencies for the packages will automatically be pulled in.
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| == A rescue CD example == | | == Booting an ISO image with local customizations == |
| As an example, let us make a rescue ISO with packages needed for rescue operations. We call it ''alpine-rescue''
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| We create the alpine-rescue.conf.mk as follows:
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| ALPINE_NAME := alpine-rescue
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| KERNEL_FLAVOR := grsec
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| MODLOOP_EXTRA :=
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| And then the ''alpine-rescue.packages'' as:
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| alpine-base
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| bkeymaps
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| openssh
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| e2fsprogs
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| mdadm
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| lvm2
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| parted
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| debootstrap
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| ntfs-3g
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| Make sure the apk index is up to date (so apk finds the packages):
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| {{Cmd|apk update}}
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| We create the ISO image by telling the makefile the profile name. The makefile target is ''iso''.
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| {{Cmd|<nowiki>make PROFILE=alpine-rescue iso</nowiki>}}
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| To generate the sha1 sum we use the ''sha1'' make target.
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| {{Cmd|<nowiki>make PROFILE=alpine-rescue sha1</nowiki>}}
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ISO remastering
There are third party scripts to re-build completely custom images, like
(works to only make a disk based VM image)
and there is Alpine's original
(creates a diskless ISO file - usually what you want for QEMU and Proxmox)
An alternative
It's also possible to commit and load ISO image customizations to and from a writable partition when booting in Diskless Mode.
Booting an ISO image with local customizations