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Skript: Resize Embedded Flash Image
I have freshly recreate a skript to create 128, 256, 512 or 1gb Images out of the original 64mb embedded one.
NOTE: This Skript works only on FreeBSD, feel free to modify it for Linux.
How to use:
Save skript in your homedir as mkflash_new.sh
#> chmod +x mkflash_new.sh
Download latest snapshot from
http://www.pfsense.com/~sullrich/∞ or get the official one.
Get the pfSense.img.gz from there and place it in your homedir.
Unpack pfSense.img.gz with:
#> gzip -d pfSense.img.gz
Be shure to get root-rights:
#> su
execute skript like:
Usage: /home/marcel/mkflash_new.sh {128|252|512|1024} {Originalimage}
Example:
#> /home/marcel/mkflash.sh 128 /home/marcel/pfSense.img
Voila, take a look on the new image-file:
ls -l /home/marcel/pfSense*
/home/marcel/pfSense-128MB.img.gz
/home/marcel/pfSense-128MB.img.gz.md5
/home/marcel/pfSense.img
/home/marcel/pfSense.img.gz
Have fun,
Marcel
Download the latest mkflash_new.sh from pfSense CVS.
http://pfsense.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/tools/builder_scripts/mkflash_new.sh∞