I'm creating this issue as a reminder for some goals we have been discussing internally. We would like to make FRZR more useful in a general purpose sense where it would take on more roles than it currently does.
frzr-build-image would take on the responsibilities of build-image.sh found here
To build an image you would provide frzr a manifest with packages that it will download and install
Frzr would be able to deploy images that are not intended to be used with the BTRFS snapshot system using dd
Frzr will be able to create a bootable usb without any external tools, including packaging in the built in image to allow for offline installations
Frzr will be able to receive a path to an image and a path to a target drive for the user to install ChimeraOS onto any device they want from within a ChimeraOS install, or any system with frzr installed.
Add the ability to boot from an ISO and make a snapshot of a local drive to clone it for deployment onto other devices
Add dry run conditions to make development of new features easier
I'm creating this issue as a reminder for some goals we have been discussing internally. We would like to make FRZR more useful in a general purpose sense where it would take on more roles than it currently does.
frzr-build-imagewould take on the responsibilities ofbuild-image.shfound heremanifestwith packages that it will download and installddbootable usbwithout any external tools, including packaging in the built in image to allow for offline installationspath to an imageand apath to a target drivefor the user to install ChimeraOS onto any device they want from within a ChimeraOS install, or any system with frzr installed.