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#@TYPE: Distribution
#@NAME: DebianSlug
#@DESCRIPTION: DebianSlug Linux Distribution for the NSLU2
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# STANDARD DebianSlug DEFINITIONS
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DISTRO_NAME = "DebianSlug"
# DISTRO_VERSION = "${SLUGOS_VERSION}${DISTRO_REVISION}-${DISTRO_TYPE}"
DISTRO_FEED = "unstable"
DISTRO_TYPE = "beta"
SLUGOS_IMAGENAME = "debianslug"
SLUGOS_IMAGESEX = "little-endian"
# debianslug builds a complete image (not just the parts)
SLUGOS_FLASH_IMAGE = "yes"
# NOTE: to build new packages set DEBIANSLUG_EXTRA_BBFILES to the full path name to
# the .bb files for the packages to build - see debianslug-packages.conf in this
# directory
DEBIANSLUG_EXTRA_BBFILES ?= ""
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# FEEDS
# The following lines define where on the internet DebianSlug looks for packages
# when downloading new packages or updating existing packages. Additional feeds
# (such as a local feed) can be defined in local.conf
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Add to the user's feeds from local.conf (there may be none)
FEED_URIS_append += "cross##http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/slugos-lag/cross/${DISTRO_FEED}"
FEED_URIS_append += "native##http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/slugos-lag/native/${DISTRO_FEED}"
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# FIRMWARE CONFIGURATION
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# EXTRA PACKAGES
# --------------
# Filesystem support modules are listed in here for easy removal,
# as is the lrzsz serial package and other kernel modules which are
# not absolutely required for boot.
# NOTE: only jffs2 support is an absolute requirement of boot, even
# the ext2/ext3 support is optional!
DEBIANSLUG_EXT2_PROGS = "e2fsprogs-mke2fs e2fsprogs-fsck e2fsprogs-e2fsck"
DEBIANSLUG_REISER_PROGS = "reiserfsprogs"
# The standard firmware contents and additional packages built as requirements
# of the firmware are defined here in DEBIANSLUG_STANDARD_RDEPENDS and
# DEBIANSLUG_STANDARD_DEPENDS respectively.
DEBIANSLUG_STANDARD_RDEPENDS = ""
# Support for a variety of file systems is built in to the debianslug
# image, programs to format disks with these file systems may be
# added or removed. By default ext2. ext3 and reiserfs supported
# is included by the following lines.
#
# These lines add support for formatting ext2 and ext3 file systems
# on a hard disk attached to the NSLU2. ext3 is the standard Linux
# file system.
DEBIANSLUG_STANDARD_RDEPENDS += "${DEBIANSLUG_EXT2_PROGS}"
# These lines add support for formatting reiserfs file systems on
# a hard disk.
DEBIANSLUG_STANDARD_RDEPENDS += "${DEBIANSLUG_REISER_PROGS}"
# These lines add support for an X/Y/ZModem package called lrzsz
# (this is of use for people with modified NSLU2 hardware which
# supports a serial port.)
DEBIANSLUG_STANDARD_RDEPENDS += "lrzsz"
# Filesystem selection. Adding entries here adds the module to the
# image. The module must be built as part of nslu2-kernel (i.e. it
# must be specified as a module in the defconfig file). The NLS
# support charset modules must be given explicitly and must match
# the codepage/iocharset and NLS handling for the file systems which
# require them. The installed lanugage set is minimal but sufficient
# for any file system (since it uses utf8). See
# http://www.nslu2-linux.orgwiki/HowTo/MountFATFileSystems
# for more information on the language behaviour of the DOS file
# systems.
#
# KERNEL LEVEL FILE SYSTEM SUPPORT
# --------------------------------
# NOTE: removing kernel-module-nfs from this list will prevent NFS
# boot (however you can do a simple flash file system boot - no
# attached disk - and install the nfs modules from ssh.)
DEBIANSLUG_STANDARD_RDEPENDS += "\
kernel-module-ext2 \
kernel-module-jbd \
kernel-module-ext3 \
kernel-module-nfs \
kernel-module-vfat \
kernel-module-ntfs \
kernel-module-isofs \
kernel-module-udf \
kernel-module-reiserfs \
kernel-module-nls-cp437 \
kernel-module-nls-utf8 \
"
# This documents other file systems which are built but not installed
# by default in the flash image.
#
# kernel-module-msdos - mounts a FAT file system without long file names
# (use kernel-module-vfat, it shows the long names
# if present.)
# The 'standard' values are the defaults for the 'extra' packages added
# to the firmware image. None of these things are requirements to have
# a bootable, useable, system however they *are* expected to be present
# in DebianSlug - see slugos-lag for a more minimal configuration and some
# more instructions about how to make a non-debianslug image.
DEBIANSLUG_EXTRA_RDEPENDS ?= ""
SLUGOS_EXTRA_RDEPENDS = "${DEBIANSLUG_STANDARD_RDEPENDS} ${DEBIANSLUG_EXTRA_RDEPENDS}"
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# PACKAGE VERSION CONTROL
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PREFERRED_VERSION_nslu2-linksys-firmware ?= "2.3r63"
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# BASE VERSION SELECTION
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# l - little-endian
# a - ARM instruction set
# g - glibc
#
include conf/distro/slugos-lag.conf
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