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Custom first run code

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Is there a way, without having to fork the armbian/build repos, to modify the first run service? I would like to add some stuff. It would be awesome if there is a way to provide an extra script that is run after the end of the armbian-first-run service. Maybe an additional parameter in armbian_first_run.txt that can provide the path to a script that gets run? Or is there a way I am overlooking that can achieve this already?

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1 hour ago, Werner said:

May I ask what is the issue with forking? It is just a single click and you have full access to modify everything ;)

The issue is that I then need to keep my fork up-to-date with the parent repository from that point onwards. I would prefer to just be able to checkout armbian-build and trust it is up-to-date. It is exactly the same reasoning why the customize-image.sh script is there, instead of directly modifying the scripts like lib/general.sh.

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