socle
This is a simple yet modular SoC configuration utility, very much like raspi-config and others alike. This one is written in Python and it aims to be extendable. The name has no other meaning than it’s a real word and it starts with SoC ;)
Features
Preliminary support for following has been implemented:
Configure hostname
Configure timezone
Configure wired/wireless network interfaces on Debian
Switch off bells and whistles if it is used via UART
Boards
Following boards will be supported:
Banana
Cubieboard2
Cubietruck
Raspberry Pi
ZYBO
Radxa
Short term goals
Support u-boot configuration parsing, modifying
Support /etc/modules parsing and modifying
Support configuring of remote management clients like Puppet and Salt minion
Support configuring VPN clients like OpenVPN and StrongSwan
Long term goals
Support Debian adoption on SoC-s
Support for generating root filesystem images using debootstrap/febootstrap/arch-bootstrap etc
Support for managing PL bitstream files
1 maintainer
Metadata
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