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README.md |
⚡️ RaspiBlitz-on-amd64 ⚡️
This guide was tested on vagrant
This feature is very experimental and not supported.
In order to run raspiblitz on vagrant
you need packer
(>=1.6.0) to build the base box.
On MacOS you need to install:
- brew:
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install.sh)"
- packer:
brew install packer
- vagrant:
brew install vagrant
- virtualbox:
brew cask install virtualbox
(maybe re-run after you changed the requested security permission to be successful)
cd alternative.platforms/amd64/packer
packer build raspiblitz.json
vagrant box add --force rotzoll/raspiblitz output/raspiblitz.box
cd ../../..
With the base box built, you can start a development environment with vagrant up
and login with vagrant ssh
.
You will need to connect a virtual data drive to the RaspiBlitzVM ... todo so:
- make sure VM is stopped: use command
off
when within VM or from outsidevagrant halt
- no open the VirtualBox Manager GUI and use
change
on the RaspiBlitzVM - Go to the
mass storage
section and add a second disc asprimary slave
to the already existing controller - Use the torrent-downloaded VDI file or create a new dynamic VDI with around 900GB .. choose as storage path for the VDI an external drive if you dont have that much space on your laptop.
- now start the VM again with
vagrant up
andvagrangt ssh
to run thru the setup process
Note
Every file in home.admin
will be linked to /home/admin
inside the VM,
if you add a new file you should run vagrant provision
to make sure it gets linked inside the VM. Every time you boot the VM, home.admin
files will be linked automatically.
The content of the /home/admin/assets
folder is not kept in sync at the moment (see #1578). You can still access your development assets file inside the VM in /vagrant/home.admin/assets/
.