Raspberry Pi OS Image Generator (rpios-gen) is a prompted front-end for pi-gen.
If the -u/--unattended option is not used, rpios-gen operates interactively, prompting for any input not provided on the command line.
If the -u/--unattended option is used, no prompting of any sort will occur.
Output is placed in the user's home directory if no output directory is specified.
Example:
yyyy-mm-dd-raspios-bookworm-arm64-lite.img will be created in the user's home directory, with a username/password of pi:raspberry and SSH access enabled.
The image file will contain the latest packages and kernel files.
Code:
Usage: rpios-gen [options] [output directory]-a,--architecture Architecture to use: armhf 32-bit arm64 64-bit-c,--compression Compression to use: none .img zip .zip gz .img.gz xz .img.xz-d,--delete Delete existing generation files-h,--help This usage description-i,--interactive Interactive shell before generation-k,--comp-level Compression level (0-9)-o,--output Output to generate lite Raspberry Pi OS Lite desktop Raspberry Pi OS Desktop full Raspberry Pi OS Full all Lite, Desktop, and Full-p,--purge Purge generation files upon completion-s,--ssh Enable SSH access-u,--unattended Unattended operation, defaults: Architecture = armhf Compression = zip Comp-Level = 6 Delete = no Interactive = no Output = all Purge = no SSH = no-z,--user-pwd Set username:passwordIf the -u/--unattended option is used, no prompting of any sort will occur.
Output is placed in the user's home directory if no output directory is specified.
Example:
Code:
sudo rpios-gen --architecture arm64 --compression none --delete --output lite --purge --ssh --user-pwd pi:raspberry --unattendedorsudo rpios-gen -a arm64 -c none -d -o lite -p -s -z pi:raspberry -uThe image file will contain the latest packages and kernel files.
Statistics: Posted by RonR — Wed Aug 28, 2024 8:50 pm