Create Custom Raspberry Pi Images Easily With Pi Baker!
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- Pi Baker - github.com/And...
Create Custom Raspberry Pi Images easily with Pi Baker. This tutorial guides you through the process of making simple raspberry pi images. These can then be burnt onto SD cards making it easy to deploy to many Raspberry Pi's or to share.
Great tool i have just one question i have a pi zero w and i wanted to make so that when i turn it on it starts a web server to where i can connect a sort of offline website how should i do it?
Great job, i havent tried it out yet, but this seems slightly less unwieldy compared to the SDM project for creating custom raspberry pi images, that does a very similar thing. I wouldnt be surprised to find out SDM ultimately has more features for customizing your image, as well as batch creation options, but definitely at the cost of complexity to use
Yes SDM almost certainly has more features, however most things people want to do should be done easily with my project. My project is very easy to use and was made to be a simple to use alternative to SDM. Since my project uses an emulated version of a raspberry pi you can set it up just how you would a real raspberry pi.
But i have a question.I wanna make a game console.And wanna make it so i can send updates to the games in it.
setup fails with following output:
ERROR: The image for the service you're trying to recreate has been removed. If you continue, volume data could be lost. Consider backing up your data before continuing.
Continue with the new image? [yN] y (tried just hitting enter too)
ERROR: pull access denied for andrerc1/ansible, repository does not exist or may require 'docker login': denied: requested access to the resource is denied
HELP!!
I am assuming we have to place our base img into the PIBaker\dist folder, but as kernel8.img or distro.qcow2?
How do I create my own display? For example, when it boots I want it to look like and work like a McDonald’s menu screen (just as an example)
Basically a user interface instead of a desktop
You would have to install some desktop environment, then you would need a script that would launch the graphical program you want and have it full screen that.
@@andrec1675Doesn't raspberry pi os or raspbian have a desktop environment already? How could I make adjustments to the default environment like strip it down to a few simple buttons and then go from there. Also how could I add custom images to the pi via this method like a custom wallpaper? Where would I put that file so that I can use it on code and it will be available when i flash the pi?
@@themicrowavedev It's using the minimal version of raspbian so no desktop environment. To make adjustments you would do so just like a regular raspberry pi however you would need to know how to do it through commands
@@andrec1675 oh yes, I understand. I know how to control a pi via commands. I'm wanting to construct my own desktop environment though, with my own GUI; one specifically tailor made for what I intend to use my pi for. Is there any way to do this with your program? I was hoping that there was a way to start with the base raspbian desktop interface and strip it down to nothing and start building on it again. How would I go about doing that?
So there's a bit of a race condition I keep seeing where Ansible times out because the emulator image isn't ready yet. Any idea how to get around this?
Your computer might be a bit slower than mine, you can wait for the emulator to start up then start the Ansible container, or you could update the Ansible playbook so it waits until the emulator is running, I will publish a change to the repository to fix this
Hi Andre, thank you for your work. Is it suppose to support os creation for raspberry pi 5 ? Because when I try to flash on my rpi5 i get an error: « bcm2712-rpi-5-b.dtb »
Most likely the older raspbian image that is used when the software is running does not support the raspberry pi 5. I do not have a pi 5 so I have no way of testing it but if someone does have one I am more than open to looking at a potential merge request to add support for the pi 5.
@@andrec1675 Thx for your answer. I have one. What part of your code should be modified for the support of the rpi5. Is it a huge amount of work ?
@@louiswgr7618 I don't believe it would take too much work although that's easy to say without actually doing anything yet. To modify the code is not too difficult as if you are familiar with docker it is relatively easy. To make it work you would need to modify the docker compose file and change the pi-ci image to a custom one that supports the latest version of raspbian. The tricky thing to deal with would be handling the fact that there is no default password in the latest version of raspbian so it would have to be generated and then somehow passed to the ansible docker container which could get a little hacky. Although If anyone is able to get it working I am more than willing to merge the changes into the main repository once I confirm It works.
Hey, are you still doing the flip fluids tutorial?
Yes, I am just been a little bit busy working however it should be out soon, it's basically done just need to edit it
@@andrec1675 cant wait!
Finally got around to releasing it!
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