Netinstall installer-config.txt / ansible about dsmr-reader HOT 12 CLOSED

Original comment by Dennis Siemensma (Bitbucket: dennissiemensma, GitHub: dennissiemensma):

#33 is followup. But to create images, install script should be written in ansible.

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Original comment by Dennis Siemensma (Bitbucket: dennissiemensma, GitHub: dennissiemensma):

It could go either way. The installer I used can be configured using : "packages= # comma separated list of extra packages".
On the other hand it also creates a dependency to the installer, so I think that in the end the project should just have an bash script installer, prompting the user for some basic settings (mysql/postgresql).

Scheduled for 1.1 or later.

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Original comment by Jeroen Peters (Bitbucket: jeroenpeters, GitHub: jeroenpeters):

hey Dennis, just to check, do you want to have all the mentioned packages installed in a raspbian netinstall kinda way? So more like a ready-to-go raspbian installer with dsmr?

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Original comment by Dennis Siemensma (Bitbucket: dennissiemensma, GitHub: dennissiemensma):

Removing milestone: 1.1 (Stable) (automated comment)

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installer-config.txt
mirror=http://raspbian.mirror.technl.net/raspbian

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they just released a new Jessie Lite, using it for my Pi now :)
Current issue is February 2016 edition!
https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspbian_lite_latest

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dd if=2016-02-03-raspbian-jessie-lite.img of=/dev/mmcblk0 bs=1M

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Hmm Raspbian Lite misses a lot of stuff, such as python3, mysql, postgresql, so for now I'll have to revert to netinstall.

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xzcat raspbian-ua-netinst-v1.0.8.1.img.xz > /dev/mmcblk0

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Hmm seems ansible is not ready for python3 yet, so I'll have to suspend this issue for now.

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Investigate whether we could use PIP sometime to checkout DSMR. Sentry does that as well, in a virtualenv, having only a .sentry/settings.py file. Might be interesting.

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I think this would be outdated by both the PIP and pre-installed SD-card ticket.

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