Importing Local Images into OpenWRT
This article takes the AX5’s QWRT as an example; other OpenWRT operations are similar. If there are inconsistencies, feel free to ask AI or similar resources.
Uploading the Image
Navigate to<span>System</span> ➥ <span>File Transfer</span>, select the local image, and click<span>Upload</span>:
This image is from the backup of the ARM64 architecture and is not suitable for other platforms.
After the upload is complete, note the file path, such as<span>/tmp/upload/feiyang-arm-7.24.tar</span>
Importing the Image
Go to<span>Docker</span> ➥ <span>Images</span>, and fill in the path of the uploaded image, such as<span>/tmp/upload/feiyang-arm-7.24.tar</span>. For<span>repository:tag</span>, enter the image name, for example,<span>feiyang</span>. After filling in, click<span>Import Configuration</span>:
However, an error message appears stating that only network images can be imported:
There are two ways to handle this: upload the tar file to a web server and import it using the HTTP path, or use the Docker command to import it.
Command Method:
SSH into QWRT, on your computer’s command line, use the command<span>ssh username@server</span>, for example:
ssh [email protected]
When prompted, type<span>yes</span> to agree and enter your password:
Import the image:
docker load -i /tmp/upload/feiyang-arm-7.24.tar
Confirming the Image
First, check if the image from the <span>feiyang-arm-7.24.tar</span> file has been successfully imported by running the command:<span>docker images</span>
If the image does not display a specific name, use the <span>docker tag</span> command to tag it. Record the image ID, for example, mine is<span>4ac055fef9f6</span>. The command is: <span>docker tag abcdef123456 feiyang-arm:latest</span> and then run <span>docker images</span> again to confirm:
Finally, create and allow the container:
Change the original run command from<span>youshandefeiyang/allinone</span> to the previously tagged version<span>feiyang-arm:latest</span>:
docker run -d --restart always --privileged=true -p 35455:35455 --name allinone feiyang-arm:latestyoushandefeiyang/allinone -tv=true -aesKey=y39i*** -userid=7352*** -token=fd06***
Finally, return to QWRT to see the container running successfully:
You can now use it normally.
Download Local Images
You can follow the public account and reply with【250728】to download.
ARM64 and x86 platforms; ARM64 is the last version that has been deprecated, retaining BST and GPTV, while x86 includes YHYX. Download as needed.
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