Support for the creation of a GNS3 appliance file#1
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The script sonic-gns3a.sh creates a GNS3 appliance flle, that points to a sonin-vs.img (SONiC Virtual Switch). The appliance file (and sonic-vs.img file) can subsequently be imported into a GNS3 simulation environment.
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- What I did
Added a script. The script is executed offline (does not impact the build or the SONIC target)
- How I did it
Generate a standard GNS3 appliance template.
- How to verify it
Execute the script:
./sonic-gns3a.sh -r MyRelease -b <store_path>/sonic-vs.image"
Import the resulting GNS3 app file into a GNS3 environment
Please refer to the file README.gns3.md for details (and the online GNS3 documentation)
- Description for the changelog
The script sonic-gns3a.sh creates a GNS3 appliance flle, that points to a sonin-vs.img (SONiC Virtual Switch).
The appliance file (and sonic-vs.img file) can subsequently be imported into a GNS3 simulation environment.