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English Forums => Development and Code Review => Topic started by: Cubox on December 09, 2018, 05:39:06 pm
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Hi!
I am trying to install my freshly built sets to my system, while using the build system you guys provide.
I have built the required sets (using make sets in the tools repo), and left with the files in /usr/local/opnsense/build/path
I cannot figure how to simply apply those updates to my system, using opnsense-update.
I was able to make it install my base/kernel by using the -l option, and throwing various options until it did apply my base/kernel, but I cannot figure how to make it use my packages.
Either using -p will make pkg fetch packages online, -U extracts the packages, but -P does nothing.
All of this is while using the -l option.
Assuming I have my sets in /usr/local/opnsense/build/18.7/sets, how can I apply them and force an update using my own binaries? (base+kernel+packages(including ports and plugins))
Thanks :)
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Hi,
Let me get back to own packages a bit later... here are the kernel and base updates:
# opnsense-update -i -k -b -r RELEASENAME -l /path/to/sets/directory
-i => insecure, no signature checking, fails otherwise
-k => update kernel
-b => update base
-r RELEASENAME => the version number of the release you built, e.g. if you had kernel-18.7.4_1-amd64.txz it's 18.7.4_1 as the rest is reassembled and figured out from opnsense-update
-l /path/to/sets/directory => that's a lower L for local directory
and if that worked fine...
# reboot
Packages are a bit more complicated. There is a major update sequence, but it has a drawback... more on this later if the base/kernel is working for you. :)
Cheers,
Franco
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Thanks franco for the answer, but base and kernel I figured the command myself (with difficulty)
It's the packages that's the problem, I would love your help on that :)