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Package files are parsed to determine the dependency package dependencies, and these are used to find the packages to download which might be required. This doesn't implement every detail of the opkg dependency resolution, but instead tries to find all packages which might be required. In particular, no attempt is made to resolve dependencies on virtual packages (which may be provided by multiple packages) to a single package (all providing packages are downloaded). |
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README.md |
nix-openwrt-imagebuilder
Generate OpenWRT images from Nix derivations using the official ImageBuilders that are provided upstream.
For OpenWRT releases since 19.07 there is profile helper functionality that helps you find the proper image specification (target, variant) according to your hardware's profile name.
Background
In an ideal world, OpenWRT would be built from source in many fine-grained Nix derivations. Until someone implements that (please do!), this project exists to reuse the binary ImageBuilders that are included in every OpenWRT release. They are only available for x86_64-linux hosts.
The ImageBuilder can generate new sysupgrade images with a customized set of packages and included files. Caveat: It cannot build factory images for a first-time installation on the vendor firmware.
Usage with vanilla Nix
let
pkgs = import <nixpkgs> {};
# use fetchurl, Hydra inputs, or something else to refer to this project
openwrt-imagebuilder = ../nix-openwrt-imagebuilder;
profiles = import (openwrt-imagebuilder + "/profiles.nix") { inherit pkgs; };
# example: find target/variant for an old Fritzbox
config = profiles.identifyProfile "avm_fritz7412" // {
# add package to include in the image, ie. packages that you don't
# want to install manually later
packages = [ "tcpdump" ];
disabledServices = [ "dnsmasq" ];
# include files in the images.
# to set UCI configuration, create a uci-defauts scripts as per
# official OpenWRT ImageBuilder recommendation.
files = pkgs.runCommandNoCC "image-files" {} ''
mkdir -p $out/etc/uci-defaults
cat > $out/etc/uci-defaults/99-custom <<EOF
uci -q batch << EOI
set system.@system[0].hostname='testap'
commit
EOI
EOF
'';
};
in
# actually build the image
import (openwrt-imagebuilder + "/builder.nix") config
Usage with Nix Flakes
{
inputs = {
openwrt-imagebuilder.url = "github:astro/nix-openwrt-imagebuilder";
};
outputs = { self, nixpkgs, openwrt-imagebuilder }: {
packages.x86_64-linux.my-router =
let
pkgs = nixpkgs.legacyPackages.x86_64-linux;
profiles = openwrt-imagebuilder.lib.profiles { inherit pkgs; };
config = profiles.identifyProfile "avm_fritz7412" // {
# add package to include in the image, ie. packages that you don't
# want to install manually later
packages = [ "tcpdump" ];
disabledServices = [ "dnsmasq" ];
# include files in the images.
# to set UCI configuration, create a uci-defauts scripts as per
# official OpenWRT ImageBuilder recommendation.
files = pkgs.runCommandNoCC "image-files" {} ''
mkdir -p $out/etc/uci-defaults
cat > $out/etc/uci-defaults/99-custom <<EOF
uci -q batch << EOI
set system.@system[0].hostname='testap'
commit
EOI
EOF
'';
};
in
openwrt-imagebuilder.lib.build config;
};
}
Refreshing hashes
Checksums of the sha256sums
files on downloads.openwrt.org are add
to this repository for a few recent releases. For updating, modify
release
in generate-hashes.nix
, then run:
nix-shell -p nixFlakes
nix run .#generate-hashes
git add hashes/*.nix