Cisco Convert Bin To Pkg -

if [ -z "$BIN_FILE" ]; then echo "Usage: $0 <cisco.bin> [output.pkg]" exit 1 fi

# Create working directory mkdir ~/cisco_conversion && cd ~/cisco_conversion binwalk -e target_image.bin Navigate to extracted squashfs or cpio archive cd _target_image.bin.extracted

mkdir -p "$TMP_DIR/pkg/contents" cp -r "$FS_DIR/"* "$TMP_DIR/pkg/contents/" cat > "$TMP_DIR/pkg/metadata/package.ini" <<EOF [Package] Version = unknown Platform = generic Type = converted EOF cisco convert bin to pkg

sudo mount -t squashfs squashfs-root.0 /mnt/cisco_fs -o loop

mkdir -p pkg_root/contents pkg_root/metadata cp -r /mnt/cisco_fs/* pkg_root/contents/ if [ -z "$BIN_FILE" ]; then echo "Usage: $0 &lt;cisco

tar -czf "$PKG_OUT" -C "$TMP_DIR/pkg" . echo "Created: $PKG_OUT" rm -rf "$TMP_DIR" Prepared by: Network Engineering Team Last Reviewed: [Current Date] Next Scheduled Review: 6 months

bin2pkg -i input.bin -o output.pkg --platform ISRv --version 16.12.03 This tool is typically embedded in Cisco NFVIS or vManage installations. Contact Cisco TAC for access if required for your contract. 4. Verification After conversion, validate the .pkg file: For supported platforms

Look for a squashfs or ext2 image. If found, mount it:

# Repackage as tar (Cisco PKG = tarball with specific naming) tar -czf isrv-universalk9.16.12.03.pkg -C pkg_root . For supported platforms, Cisco provides a closed-source tool:

[Package] Version = 16.12.03 Platform = ISRv Type = system Maintainer = Cisco Systems Description = ISR virtual package from BIN conversion [Filesystem] Format = squashfs Compression = lz4