omnia releng

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Daniel Barlow 2024-01-07 16:53:58 +00:00
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@ -3707,9 +3707,10 @@ Here is scope of work for Turris:
recovery/install.
- disk partitioning tools and mkfs stuff
- kernel with all the filesystems
- dhcp client for connecting to wired network
(II) we need insttuctions for building the real system
(II) we need instructions for building the real system
and using min-copy-closure to copy and install the system
configuration of the real one into /mnt
@ -3742,14 +3743,105 @@ To be any use, the test needs to be end-to-end - as in, rather than
just checking some files are copied, test that the machine rebooted
successfully
Fri Dec 29 18:36:16 GMT 2023
Our test for liminix-rebuild uses qemu block device and ext4 instead
of phram because -device loader doesn't seem to survive a reboot.
And it needs some free space in the ext4 partition inside the
mbr image so that it can install new stuff. However, the
filesystem is sized to be near-full.
If the mbrimage output is to be much use, probably there should be
some way of telling it how big the disk is. Maybe it should use
hardware.flash.size?
UBI also does a bad job of integrating into the hardware.flash hierarchy
(but ubi is also more complicated as the ubi volumes are "nested" inside
an MTD partition)
To move forwards with this test I think I will make it not depend on
mbrimage for now, but we have to come back to this. Maybe importing
the mbrimage module provides new hardware.disk = { partitions, size etc}
config options.
Sun Dec 31 23:52:04 GMT 2023
https://developer.ridgerun.com/wiki/index.php/Setting_up_fw_printenv_to_modify_u-boot_environment_variables#Preparing_the_fw_env.config_file
can we extract the fw_env config data somehow to produce an appropriate
file for the device?
the device config needs to specify partition name and offset at minimum,
possibly also size.
we can create a service that writes the config based on those values. but
if we are to be using fw_setenv from the shell, there is no service
which depends on that service. whatever defines the service also needs
to add it to system.services so that the recovery system can specify it
Sat Jan 6 12:30:27 GMT 2024
How do we min-copy-closure to the device when we don't have anything
hooked to the LAN port? It's rather easy to break the WAN connection
when it involves going out to the internet and back
* Don't want to plug it into the actual lan because it's doing dhcp service
and that is going to confuse
* the machine we're copying from is loaclhost
* we could do some kind of port forwarding thing? maybe a port forward on
run-border-vm qemu user networking ...
* static route on loaclhost?
512 sudo ip netns add test-lan
514 sudo ip link set dev enp1s0 netns test-lan
525 sudo ip link add veth-test-lan type veth peer veth1 netns test-lan
533 sudo ip netns exec test-lan ip link add name br0 type bridge
536 sudo ip netns exec test-lan ip link set veth1 master br0
537 sudo ip netns exec test-lan ip link set enp1s0 master br0
sudo ip netns exec test-lan /nix/store/dh66q9k402pwpmmgc983xwmwb3vvvjbr-busybox-1.36.1/bin/busybox udhcpc -i br0
then we could add a route to 10.8.0.1/32 with dev veth-test-lan ?
Sat Jan 6 20:52:45 GMT 2024
This is all beside the point right now because the _recovery_ system
does not run all this stuff - it just has a dhcp client on the lan
interface. We could plug it straight into the switch.
COPYING /nix/store/dlz86nip271ybaz0cip7bgkbzijk0cr7-make-stuff-mips-unknown-linux-musl TO //persist
As we already just plugged it into enp1s0 on loaclhost, could we
do somethin to put it on the lan from there? add it to vbridge0?
Sun Jan 7 15:30:57 GMT 2024
/nix/store/gr255qjxijksf9361glsj5lz0cklassx-profile
Turns out we should have used a working ethernet cable.
md5sum /persist/activate
8eb0760c39cdee0b141b15bbafbc94a0 /persist/activate BAD
6c27b75cbe9f2ce87c1fd1425362108f /persist/activate GOOD
8eb0760c39cdee0b141b15bbafbc94a0 /persist/activate
Sun Jan 7 15:31:14 GMT 2024
OK, so
# on device
mount /dev/mmcblk0p1 /mnt
[ take a snapshot if needed ]
[ clear out the turrisos files ]
ls /mnt/@
# on build
$ nix-build -I liminix-config=./examples/rotuer.nix --arg device "import ./devices/turris-omnia" -A outputs.systemConfiguration
$ nix-shell --run "min-copy-closure -r /mnt/@ root@recovery.lan result "
# on device
$ mkdir /mnt/@/persist
$ /mnt/@/nix/store/swf3vn9bzx198c0cwp6naq0glqa9192n-make-stuff-armv7l-unknown-linux-musleabihf/bin/install /mnt/@/
this fails because it tries to copy from the unprefixed nix
store. Also probably it should mkdir $prefix/persist. Also it needs to
create $prefix/boot: it's too late to do that with `activate`
because u-boot will need it to exist in order to load the initramfs
that runs activate