Usage: build-x86-images.sh [options ...] [-- mklive options ...]

Wrapper script around mklive.sh for several standard flavors of live images.
Adds void-installer and other helpful utilities to the generated images.

OPTIONS
 -a <arch>     Set XBPS_ARCH in the image
 -b <variant>  One of base, enlightenment, xfce, mate, cinnamon, gnome, kde,
               lxde, or lxqt (default: base). May be specified multiple times
               to build multiple variants
 -d <date>     Override the datestamp on the generated image (YYYYMMDD format)
 -t <arch-date-variant>
               Equivalent to setting -a, -b, and -d
 -r <repo>     Use this XBPS repository. May be specified multiple times
 -h            Show this help and exit
 -V            Show version and exit

Other options can be passed directly to mklive.sh by specifying them after the --.
See mklive.sh -h for more details.

Usage: mklive.sh [options]

Generates a basic live ISO image of Void Linux. This ISO image can be written
to a CD/DVD-ROM or any USB stick.

To generate a more complete live ISO image, use build-x86-images.sh.

OPTIONS
 -a <arch>          Set XBPS_ARCH in the ISO image
 -b <system-pkg>    Set an alternative base package (default: base-system)
 -r <repo>          Use this XBPS repository. May be specified multiple times
 -c <cachedir>      Use this XBPS cache directory (default: ./xbps-cachedir-<arch>)
 -k <keymap>        Default keymap to use (default: us)
 -l <locale>        Default locale to use (default: en_US.UTF-8)
 -i <lz4|gzip|bzip2|xz>
                    Compression type for the initramfs image (default: xz)
 -s <gzip|lzo|xz>   Compression type for the squashfs image (default: xz)
 -o <file>          Output file name for the ISO image (default: automatic)
 -p "<pkg> ..."     Install additional packages in the ISO image
 -g "<pkg> ..."     Ignore packages when building the ISO image
 -I <includedir>    Include directory structure under given path in the ROOTFS
 -S "<service> ..." Enable services in the ISO image
 -C "<arg> ..."     Add additional kernel command line arguments
 -T <title>         Modify the bootloader title (default: Void Linux)
 -v linux<version>  Install a custom Linux version on ISO image (default: linux metapackage)
 -K                 Do not remove builddir
 -h                 Show this help and exit
 -V                 Show version and exit

Usage: mkrootfs.sh [options] <arch>

Generate a Void Linux ROOTFS tarball for the specified architecture.

Supported architectures:
 i686, i686-musl, x86_64, x86_64-musl,
 armv5tel, armv5tel-musl, armv6l, armv6l-musl, armv7l, armv7l-musl
 aarch64, aarch64-musl,
 mipsel, mipsel-musl,
 ppc, ppc-musl, ppc64le, ppc64le-musl, ppc64, ppc64-musl

OPTIONS
 -b <system-pkg>  Set an alternative base-system package (default: base-container-full)
 -c <cachedir>    Set XBPS cache directory (default: ./xbps-cachedir-<arch>)
 -C <file>        Full path to the XBPS configuration file
 -r <repo>        Use this XBPS repository. May be specified multiple times
 -o <file>        Filename to write the ROOTFS to (default: automatic)
 -x <num>         Number of threads to use for image compression (default: dynamic)
 -h               Show this help and exit
 -V               Show version and exit

Usage: mkplatformfs.sh [options] <platform> <rootfs-tarball>

Generates a platform-specific ROOTFS tarball from a generic Void Linux ROOTFS
generated by mkrootfs.sh.

Supported platforms: i686, x86_64, GCP,
                     rpi-armv6l, rpi-armv7l, rpi-aarch64,
                     pinebookpro, pinephone, rock64

OPTIONS
 -b <system-pkg>  Set an alternative base-system package (default: base-system)
 -c <cachedir>    Set the XBPS cache directory (default: ./xbps-cachedir-<arch>)
 -C <file>        Full path to the XBPS configuration file
 -k <cmd>         Call '<cmd> <ROOTFSPATH>' after building the ROOTFS
 -n               Do not compress the image, instead print out the ROOTFS directory
 -o <file>        Filename to write the PLATFORMFS archive to (default: automatic)
 -p "<pkg> ..."   Additional packages to install into the ROOTFS
 -r <repo>        Use this XBPS repository. May be specified multiple times
 -x <num>         Number of threads to use for image compression (default: dynamic)
 -h               Show this help and exit
 -V               Show version and exit

Usage: mkimage.sh [options] <platformfs-tarball>

Generates a filesystem image suitable for writing with dd from a PLATFORMFS
tarball generated by mkplatformfs.sh. The filesystem layout is configurable,
but customization of the installed system should be done when generating the
PLATFORMFS. The resulting image will have 2 partitions, /boot and /.

OPTIONS
 -b <fstype>    /boot filesystem type (default: vfat)
 -B <bsize>     /boot filesystem size (default: 256MiB)
 -r <fstype>    / filesystem type (default: ext4)
 -s <totalsize> Total image size (default: 2GiB)
 -o <output>    Image filename (default: guessed automatically)
 -x <num>       Number of threads to use for image compression (default: dynamic)
 -h             Show this help and exit
 -V             Show version and exit

Accepted size suffixes: KiB, MiB, GiB, TiB, EiB.

The <platformfs-tarball> argument expects a tarball generated by mkplatformfs.sh.
The platform is guessed automatically by its name.

Usage: mknet.sh [options] <rootfs-tarball>

Generates a network-bootable tarball from a Void Linux ROOTFS generated by mkrootfs.

OPTIONS
 -r <repo>          Use this XBPS repository. May be specified multiple times
 -c <cachedir>      Use this XBPS cache directory (default: )
 -i <lz4|gzip|bzip2|xz>
                    Compression type for the initramfs image (default: xz)
 -o <file>          Output file name for the netboot tarball (default: automatic)
 -K linux<version>  Install a custom Linux version on ISO image (default: linux metapackage)
 -k <keymap>        Default keymap to use (default: us)
 -l <locale>        Default locale to use (default: en_US.UTF-8)
 -C "<arg> ..."     Add additional kernel command line arguments
 -T <title>         Modify the bootloader title (default: Void Linux)
 -S <image>         Set a custom splash image for the bootloader (default: data/splash.png)
 -h                 Show this help and exit
 -V                 Show version and exit