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Build Bare Metal Router OS (BMROS)

Usage

Usage: ./build-bmros.sh [options]
Options:

  -c, --core-image-minimal              (Yocto core-minimal)
  -b, --bare-metal-router               (Production)
  -d, --bare-metal-router-debug         (Debug)
  -v, --bare-metal-router-vanilla       (Non-Debug)

  -u, --update-poky-meta-bare-metal-router-layer-only
  -r, --remove-update-poky-meta-bare-metal-router-layer

Build Options

Production

In the production build, after the initial login, the root user is removed, and direct access to the Linux OS is restricted.

./build-bmros.sh -b

Vanilla

In the vanilla build, after the initial login, the root user has unrestricted access to the Linux OS. WARNING: The root account has no password.

./build-bmros.sh -v

Debug

In the debug build, after the initial login, the root user has unrestricted access to the Linux OS. WARNING: The root account has no password.

./build-bmros.sh -d

Build Options When Configuring Layers

Updating BMROS Layers

This option will copy the Yocto meta layers to poky/meta-bare-metal-router.

./build-bmros.sh -u [-b | -v | -d]

Removing and Updating BMROS Layers

This option will:

  • Remove poky/build-bmros/tmp.
  • Remove poky/meta-bare-metal-router.
  • Copy the Yocto meta layers to poky/meta-bare-metal-router.

Caution: This option will:

  • Cause you to rebuild the image build/tmp directory, which can take some time depending on your build system.
  • You will need to rerun Kernel menuconfig.
./build-bmros.sh -r [-b | -v | -d]