59 lines
2.8 KiB
INI
59 lines
2.8 KiB
INI
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# 'options.cfg' is the default configuration file used by 'patch.sh'
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# You can provide another configuration file as a parameter to 'patch.sh'
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# All available patching options are listed below
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# Disable patching an option by using '#' or ';' as a first caracter in the option line
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# Use single or double quotes for the option value. Do not use spaces inside the quotes.
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# Use list of values separated by a space if needed because suplicated option are not supported
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# In square brackets you may place the name(s) of other option(s) required by a given option.
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# This will not auto include the required option(s) but will be used to validate the option integrity.
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#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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# Enable the custom updates by using the provided public key
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# @ will be replaced by the working folder root
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# Use the provided example of public and private keys or generate your own:
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# Use 'openssl genrsa -out swupdate_private.pem' to generate a private key
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# Use 'openssl rsa -in swupdate_private.pem -out swupdate_public.pem -outform PEM -pubout' to export the public key
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# Place both keys (swupdate_private.pem and swupdate_public.pem) in the folder RESOURCES/KEYS
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custom_update="@/RESOURCES/KEYS/swupdate_public.pem"
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# Enable root access by providing a custom root password hash (default password 'toor')
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# Providing an empty string will allow root access without a password (not recommended)
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root_access="$1$///xTLYF$krWXTe62/dm.crd6CH4HW0"
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# Enable the UART at boot for access the uboot shell and for root login
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# Use uboot from version '2.3.9' (recommended)
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# From version 3.0.3 the UART is disabled
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uart="2.3.9"
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# Enable the SSH server, use 'dropbear' type ssh (recommended)
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ssh="dropbear"
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# Enable opkg (+5MB to the update, +10MB to the rootfs)
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#opkg="default"
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# Enable custom webcam support. Use 'default' package. Support for firmware ver 3.0.9+ only
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# When you need remote video monitoring from ssh shell execute 'camera.py' to start the webserver
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# It requires a compatible USB camera to be inserted in any of the USB slots
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# From your browser navigate to: http://your_printer_address:8000
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# Use CTRL-C or close the ssh shell to stop the webserver
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#webcam="default"
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# Webcam cli tool for taking pictures from connected USB webcam
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#fswebcam="default"
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# Enable the web interface Kobra Unleashed
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# More information: https://github.com/anjomro/kobra-unleashed
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# Replace the URL below with the URL of your MQTT server
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# You also need to transfer to the printer your keys in
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# the /user folder by ssh as explained in the project page
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#kobra_unleashed="localhost.mr-a.de"
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# Replace some of the app images
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#app_images="set1"
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# Replace the boot logo
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#boot_resource="kangaroo"
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# Add a startup script
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#startup_script="startup.sh"
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