Does seem to support cross-architecture image building, which is a feature that's kept me on Debian's multistrap and now mmdebstrap.
I should give this a go!
The README's reference page has some good write-ups et cetera! There's a good "re-introduction" on Lennart (creator of systemd, mkosi) site, from the current maintainer.
Does this work for Raspberry Pi? Say for example I wanted to make an image that would auto-connect to my Tailscale network, or pre-install some software, would this be able to achieve that?
Use RPIOS [pi-gen](https://github.com/RPi-Distro/pi-gen), it's pretty versatile and stupid simple, I could not wrap my head around Yocto and Buildroot. Even set it up in CI so GitHub would build the image and id just get the final tar.gz file as an artifact.
It's all just bash scripts and you can basically strip the entire image down. I had no window manager and no display server I was using DRM to show my UI.
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I should give this a go!
The README's reference page has some good write-ups et cetera! There's a good "re-introduction" on Lennart (creator of systemd, mkosi) site, from the current maintainer.
https://github.com/systemd/mkosi?tab=readme-ov-file#referenc... https://0pointer.net/blog/a-re-introduction-to-mkosi-a-tool-...
It's all just bash scripts and you can basically strip the entire image down. I had no window manager and no display server I was using DRM to show my UI.
The releases are dockers via docker compose. You can manage all devices via a web interface too.