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Installation über Hyperterminal

Hi,

ich wollte mal fragen ob es möglich ist Astaro Security Gateway 8.2 über eine Seriale Konsole zu installieren. Da der PC den ich mir dafür ausgesucht hab nicht über einen Displayanschluss verfügt, ist das der einzige weg.
Hier der Link zum PC: Mini-ITX - Lanner FW-7535F Fanless Tabletop Platform, Intel 8 201361

Für nützliche Ideen wäre ich sehr dankbar, zumal ich noch nie mit einer Serialen Konsole gearbeitet hab.

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0 trollvottel over 13 years ago

There is a way, completely automated but of course unsupported:

Hi,

this is my small ASG2ASI ISO patcher for completely unattended
installation of ASG (!) ISOs on homebrew-appliances using ASI-Stick or CD.

2 optional Files can be integrated:

- installer.ini (see example)
- 70-persistent-net.rules (those who need it will know what it is)

Both files must reside in the same directory as the script to be used
(will be shown as such). If the files donot exist, the defaults will be
used.

Simply execute like 'asg2asi.sh asg-8.abc-x.y.iso', this generates a new
ASI ISO that you can use.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Regards
Mario Schmidt

asg2asi.sh:

#!/bin/bash

CWD=`pwd`
BASE="/tmp/$$.asg2asi"
ISO=`basename $1`
ISOPATH="`dirname $1`/$ISO"
ISOTYPE=`echo $ISO | cut -d '-' -f 1`
ISONAME=`echo $ISO | cut -d '-' -f 2-`
BISO="$BASE/iso"
BPATCH="$BASE/patched"

on_die() {
  echo "Interrupting..."
  cd "$CWD"
  if [ -e "$BISO" ]; then
    sudo umount "$BISO"
  fi
  exit 1
}

trap 'on_die' TERM
trap 'on_die' KILL
trap 'on_die' INT

if [ ! -e "$ISOPATH" ]; then
  echo "Please specify an existing ASG ISO file: asg-*.iso"
  on_die
fi

if [ ! "$ISOTYPE" = "asg" ]; then
  echo "Sorry, only ASG ISOs supported"
  on_die
fi

if [ -e "$CWD/installer.ini" ]; then
  echo "Using custom installer.ini"
  INI="$CWD/installer.ini"
fi

if [ -e "$CWD/70-persistent-net.rules" ]; then
  echo "Using custom 70-persistent-net.rules"
  UDEV="$CWD/70-persistent-net.rules"
fi

# Make sure we're clean
rm -rf "$BASE"

echo "Copy contents of ISO to Patching Area: '$BPATCH'"
mkdir -p "$BISO"
mkdir -p "$BPATCH"
sudo mount -o loop "$ISOPATH" "$BISO"
cp -a "$BISO"/* "$BPATCH"

echo "Patch initramfs"
mkdir -p "$BPATCH/patched-initramfs"
chmod 755 "$BPATCH/isolinux"
chmod 644 "$BPATCH/isolinux"/*
mv "$BPATCH/isolinux/initramfs.gz" "$BPATCH/patched-initramfs"
cd "$BPATCH/patched-initramfs"
zcat initramfs.gz | (while true; do cpio -m -i -d -H newc --no-absolute-filenames 2> /dev/null || exit; done)
rm -f initramfs.gz
if [ ! "$UDEV" = "" ]; then
  echo "Integrating custom 70-persistent-net.rules"
  mkdir -p "$BPATCH/patched-initramfs/etc/bootstrap/postinst.d"
  cat > "$BPATCH/patched-initramfs/etc/bootstrap/postinst.d/77-nicsort.sh"  /dest/etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules  /dev/null | gzip -9 > initramfs.gz
mv initramfs.gz "$BPATCH/isolinux/initramfs.gz"
rm -rf "$BPATCH/patched-initramfs"

echo "Patch isolinux.cfg"
chmod 660 "$BPATCH/isolinux/isolinux.cfg"
sed -i "s/APPEND/APPEND auto ini\=file\:\/\/\/install\/installer\.ini/" "$BPATCH/isolinux/isolinux.cfg"
sed -i "s/TIMEOUT 300/TIMEOUT 10/" "$BPATCH/isolinux/isolinux.cfg"

# Add installer.ini
if [ "$INI" = "" ]; then
  echo "Integrating default installer.ini: 192.168.0.1/24 [eth0], US, GMT+1 [UTC]"
  cat > "$BPATCH/installer.ini"

installer.ini:

[global]
finish   = reboot
checksum = on

[network]
interface = eth0
ipaddr    = 192.168.0.1
netmask   = 255.255.255.0

[regional]
timezone = Europe/Berlin
keyboard = DE
utc      = on

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0 trollvottel over 13 years ago

There is a way, completely automated but of course unsupported:

Hi,

this is my small ASG2ASI ISO patcher for completely unattended
installation of ASG (!) ISOs on homebrew-appliances using ASI-Stick or CD.

2 optional Files can be integrated:

- installer.ini (see example)
- 70-persistent-net.rules (those who need it will know what it is)

Both files must reside in the same directory as the script to be used
(will be shown as such). If the files donot exist, the defaults will be
used.

Simply execute like 'asg2asi.sh asg-8.abc-x.y.iso', this generates a new
ASI ISO that you can use.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Regards
Mario Schmidt

asg2asi.sh:

#!/bin/bash

CWD=`pwd`
BASE="/tmp/$$.asg2asi"
ISO=`basename $1`
ISOPATH="`dirname $1`/$ISO"
ISOTYPE=`echo $ISO | cut -d '-' -f 1`
ISONAME=`echo $ISO | cut -d '-' -f 2-`
BISO="$BASE/iso"
BPATCH="$BASE/patched"

on_die() {
  echo "Interrupting..."
  cd "$CWD"
  if [ -e "$BISO" ]; then
    sudo umount "$BISO"
  fi
  exit 1
}

trap 'on_die' TERM
trap 'on_die' KILL
trap 'on_die' INT

if [ ! -e "$ISOPATH" ]; then
  echo "Please specify an existing ASG ISO file: asg-*.iso"
  on_die
fi

if [ ! "$ISOTYPE" = "asg" ]; then
  echo "Sorry, only ASG ISOs supported"
  on_die
fi

if [ -e "$CWD/installer.ini" ]; then
  echo "Using custom installer.ini"
  INI="$CWD/installer.ini"
fi

if [ -e "$CWD/70-persistent-net.rules" ]; then
  echo "Using custom 70-persistent-net.rules"
  UDEV="$CWD/70-persistent-net.rules"
fi

# Make sure we're clean
rm -rf "$BASE"

echo "Copy contents of ISO to Patching Area: '$BPATCH'"
mkdir -p "$BISO"
mkdir -p "$BPATCH"
sudo mount -o loop "$ISOPATH" "$BISO"
cp -a "$BISO"/* "$BPATCH"

echo "Patch initramfs"
mkdir -p "$BPATCH/patched-initramfs"
chmod 755 "$BPATCH/isolinux"
chmod 644 "$BPATCH/isolinux"/*
mv "$BPATCH/isolinux/initramfs.gz" "$BPATCH/patched-initramfs"
cd "$BPATCH/patched-initramfs"
zcat initramfs.gz | (while true; do cpio -m -i -d -H newc --no-absolute-filenames 2> /dev/null || exit; done)
rm -f initramfs.gz
if [ ! "$UDEV" = "" ]; then
  echo "Integrating custom 70-persistent-net.rules"
  mkdir -p "$BPATCH/patched-initramfs/etc/bootstrap/postinst.d"
  cat > "$BPATCH/patched-initramfs/etc/bootstrap/postinst.d/77-nicsort.sh"  /dest/etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules  /dev/null | gzip -9 > initramfs.gz
mv initramfs.gz "$BPATCH/isolinux/initramfs.gz"
rm -rf "$BPATCH/patched-initramfs"

echo "Patch isolinux.cfg"
chmod 660 "$BPATCH/isolinux/isolinux.cfg"
sed -i "s/APPEND/APPEND auto ini\=file\:\/\/\/install\/installer\.ini/" "$BPATCH/isolinux/isolinux.cfg"
sed -i "s/TIMEOUT 300/TIMEOUT 10/" "$BPATCH/isolinux/isolinux.cfg"

# Add installer.ini
if [ "$INI" = "" ]; then
  echo "Integrating default installer.ini: 192.168.0.1/24 [eth0], US, GMT+1 [UTC]"
  cat > "$BPATCH/installer.ini"

installer.ini:

[global]
finish   = reboot
checksum = on

[network]
interface = eth0
ipaddr    = 192.168.0.1
netmask   = 255.255.255.0

[regional]
timezone = Europe/Berlin
keyboard = DE
utc      = on

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0 trollvottel over 13 years ago in reply to trollvottel

Noch was: Du wirst warscheinlich erst rausfinden müssen, welcher Ethernet-Port eth0 wird. Evtl. musst Du nach der Installation die Ports durchprobieren.
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