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# Build System Layers
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The layer configuration is currently organized into 4 different kinds
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of layers:
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* BSP layers that configure the toolchain and kernel build for a
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specific board. All other layers are stacked on top.
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* Mid-level program layers that simply add generic programs of some kind.
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For instance `pygos-cli` configures packages for a simple, command line
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based system on top of a BSP layer.
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* Product base layers that add hardware independent configuration for a
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specific kind of product. For instance `router-base` adds programs and
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configurations for the `router` group of products, but that don't depend
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on the specific board.
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* Product and board specific layers that add the missing configuration for a
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product running on a *specific* board. For instance `router-rpi3` adds the
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final configurations to the `router-base` product for the Raspberry Pi 3.
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As an example, the product `router-rpi` currently uses the following layer
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configuration:
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bsp-rpi3
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pygos-cli
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pygos-cli-net
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router-base
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router-rpi3
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## Layer Index
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This section contains an overview of the currently available configuration
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layers.
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### BSP Layers
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- `bsp-alix` configures the cross toolchain for the AMD Geode LX based
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PC Engines brand ALIX 2d3 or 2d13 board (3 Ethernet ports, real time clock).
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A main line LTS kernel is used. The kernel configuration is tuned for
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usage as some kind of network appliance. The release package is
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called `release-alix` and contains a shell script for installing on a CF
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card or generating a disk image that can be dumped onto a CF card.
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- `bsp-rpi3` configures the cross toolchain for the Raspberry Pi 3. The output
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is 32 bit ARM code. The kernel is a recent vendor kernel supplied by the
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Raspberry Pi foundation. The kernel config is mostly based on the upstream
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default config with additional networking options enabled and many options
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not used by the Pygos system disabled (filesystem drivers, etc.). The
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release package is called `release-rpi3` and contains a shell script
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for installing on a micro SD card or generating an image for a micro
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SD card.
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- `bsp-qemu64` configures the cross toolchain for a generic 64 bit x86 target.
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The main line LTS kernel with a stripped down default and kvm config. The
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release package is called `release-qemu` and contains a shell script for
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running the system using direct kernel boot in a KVM accelerated Qemu with
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a virtio GPU, virtio network card with user mode networking and overlay
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partition on a 9PFS mounted host directory.
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### Mid-level Program Layers
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- `pygos-cli` is the base layer for command line interface based images.
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It adds the `bash` shell, the init system and basic command line programs
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like `coreutils`.
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- `pygos-cli-net` adds command line programs for networked systems such as
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`ldns`, `nftables` or `iproute2`.
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### Product Specific Layers
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- `router-base` contains basic configuration for the router class of products.
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It adds `unbound`, `dnsmasq`, `openssh`, `nginx` and `tcpdump`. The kernel
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parameters are configured to enable IP forwarding, `resolv.conf` is set to
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resolve names through the local DNS resolver.
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- `router-alix` extends `router-base` with interface configuration for the
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ALIX board and appropriate nftable rules.
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- `router-rpi3` adds `hostapd` and extends `router-rpi3` with interface and
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wireless configuration for the Raspberry Pi 3 and appropriate nftable rules.
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