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This README describes how we currently build the Internet Cube images. We probably could find a better way, with virtualization and co - but currently, this is how it is done.

For now, we support only 2 boards: Olimex LIME and Olimex LIME2. We produce 2 images for each board: for encrypted installations and for non-encrypted ones.

Example of image filenames (e.g. with build on December 1st, 2017 for Debian Jessie):

• LIME non-encrypted: labriqueinternet_A20LIME_2017-12-01_jessie.img.tar.xz
• LIME encrypted: labriqueinternet_A20LIME_encryptedfs_2017-12-01_jessie.img.tar.xz
• LIME2 non-encrypted: labriqueinternet_A20LIME2_2017-12-01_jessie.img.tar.xz
• LIME2 encrypted: labriqueinternet_A20LIME2_encryptedfs_2017-12-01_jessie.img.tar.xz

Respecting the format of the filenames is important to ensure the compatibility with install-sd.sh.

For generating (optional) GPG signatures, please ask on the La Brique Internet's mailing list.

Choose a dedicated Internet Cube (or just a SD card), and use it to build the four images in the same time. Using a LIME or LIME2 does not matter.

Prepare your building Cube:

apt-get install git -y --force-yes
git clone https://github.com/labriqueinternet/build.labriqueinter.net.git /opt/build.labriqueinter.net
cd /opt/build.labriqueinter.net && bash init.sh

On your building Cube, just do (you should execute this line in a screen/tmux):

cd /opt/build.labriqueinter.net && bash build_labriqueinternet_lime.sh

After something like 1 hour, the four images produced are available in /srv/olinux/.

FYOI the stable version of YunoHost is installed by default, but you can use another version (e.g. testing):

cd /opt/build.labriqueinter.net && bash build_labriqueinternet_lime.sh -d testing

During the images creation, this DEB package is download and installed:

https://repo.labriqueinter.net/u-boot/u-boot-sunxi_latest_armhf.deb

This is the official Debian version of u-boot-sunxi, but with some patches specific to LIME/LIME2. If you want to build your own version, or update this one, you just have to execute this script on your building Cube.

Then, just edit build/create_arm_debootstrap.sh on your building Cube, in order to use your own version of the DEB package, rather than the online one. Finally, rebuild the images.

Now you can follow tutorials to install a new Internet Cube.