Few problems following guide

[lZzozZl]

Hello sir. I want add openwrt with cloud-init in my openstack and i found your article http://hackstack.org/x/blog/2014/08/17/openwrt-images-for-openstack/

I saw the date y.2017 but i give it a try, aaaaand i fail :D The image it did not even run xD

So i started again and stumble upon few things that are not existing anymore or I am missing something

I am using Ubuntu Mint 20.04 Manage to make the build environment and download and add your feed

Than we go to make menuconfig and here is first thing On a Target system I manage to find x86 option, but on the Subtarget i did not see any KVM guest option to select I only got: Generic, Legacy, AMD Geode based systems, x86_64

For testing purposes ( because, generally I am new to this ) i pick the x86_64 option and then i start compiling

The second thing that i stumble upon was when i was trying to chroot into the the .img file. There was not /bin/bash I say to my self, ok than, i wil use /bin/sh instead ^^

The third and final problem that i got was with DHCP configuration, i did not find network.lan option. Even when i listed available options with uci, network.lan.proto was not there. I dig a bit, and go to /etc/network there i found a directory /dhcp but i did not mess with it much.

So yea the end result was not running .img file.

Ive searched allot how to add KVM guest into the subtarget option, bay be i was looking on some of the answers but i did not know is this the right answer and how to apply it.

Could you please help me create an a image with rc.cloud in it? If i manage to make a working one i will make a guide and will send it to you so you can post it or upgrade the old one.

Or if it is possible please upgrade the guide and i will try to follow and make working .img file.

Thanx in advance Greetings, r.yordanov

[dtroyer]

The dependency on bash slipping is is because I use bash in most of my builds and missed that.

I stopped building from source some time ago when I no longer had hardware that required special builds, I've been using Image Builder, it is simpler and faster turn-around when all you are doing is custom-packaging images and not making source-level changes. That said, 19.07.7 is the last image I have built for x86.

Is your issue that rc.config is unable to properly configure OpenWRT for DHCP client or that it is not picking up the metadata from Nova?

[lZzozZl]

Hi again. Sorry for late response.

First to ask on your question. I do not have idea to be honest. I'm complete noob in this field and those are my first steps into it

As i read your answer i found how the image builder. but again i stumble upon few things that throw me even more back.

I manage to found a official guide for openwrt image build: https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/additional-software/imagebuilder

First thing that i was wondering is how to add your repo to the builder so when i use make command your files to be in it I try to add your github in repositories.conf src/gz dtroyer https://github.com/dtroyer/openwrt-packages - it did not work. The error was cannot download

Than i clone the repository and add the line where they are located src dtroyer file:///openwrt-packages the error was: Failed to copy file, no file or directory. For some reason the builder add a /Packages automatically after ///openwrt-packages

At the end i just try to add them as custom files I make a new directory called files at the root directory of the image builder and paste there the four rc.cloud files from your repo

Than i run make, I do not know are they in or not :D Also the end file after make is a .bin format that openstack cannot work with, it is not something like qcow2 or raw.

could you please guide me how can i make it work?