#!/bin/bash set -e print_usage() { cat 1>&2 < Package the contents of a debian root filesystem into a binary image file, ready to be burned onto an sd card. This script will create an image with a single root partition. EOF } fail() { echo "$1" >&2 exit 1 } log() { echo "mkrootimg: $1" >&2 } # Directory to package rootfs="$1" # Binary image file image="$2" # Contains temporary build files builddir=$(mktemp -d) ([ -n "$rootfs" ] && [ -n "$image" ]) || fail "$(print_usage)" [ -d "$rootfs" ] || fail "$rootfs does not exist or is not a directory" [ "$EUID" -eq 0 ] || fail "$0 must be run as root" cleanup() { set +e umount --lazy "$builddir/mount" 2> /dev/null sync losetup --detach "$rootfs_loop" 2> /dev/null rm -rf "$builddir" trap - 0 1 2 3 6 } trap cleanup 0 1 2 3 6 # Partition layout # # Content Size # --------------------------------------------- # reserved 1024k (1M, for e.g. a bootloader) # rootfs as required # size in bytes reserved_size=$((1024*1024)) rootfs_raw_size=$(du --block-size=1 -s "$rootfs" | awk '{ print $1 }') # as overhead for journaling and reserved blocks, 25% is added rootfs_size=$(( rootfs_raw_size + rootfs_raw_size * 25 / 100 )) image_size=$(( reserved_size + rootfs_size + 1)) # create empty image file log "creating empty image" rm -rf "$image" truncate -s "$image_size" "$image" # round up 4096-byte sector size to avoid rounding errors truncate -s %4096 "$image" # write partition table to image parted "$image" --script mklabel msdos parted "$image" --script mkpart primary ext4 "$reserved_size"B $(( reserved_size + rootfs_size ))B # set up temporary loop devices log "setting up image loop devices" rootfs_loop=$(losetup \ --offset "$reserved_size" \ --sizelimit "$rootfs_size" \ --find \ --show \ "$image") # format partitions log "formatting partitions" mkfs.ext4 -O^64bit "$rootfs_loop" &> /dev/null # mount partitions log "mounting partitions" mkdir -p "$builddir/mount" mount "$rootfs_loop" "$builddir/mount" # copy root filesystem to image log "copying root filesystem" rsync -a "$rootfs/" "$builddir/mount/" log "cleaning up" cleanup log "done"