With this commit dracut modules won't be installed by default
in the initrd unless they are requested by the commandline calling
dracut or by a dracut configuration file.
Fixes bsc#1142899 bsc#1136444
Fixes#1103
We supported luks encrypted images with the exception of the
boot partition because grub was not able to read from an
encrypted device at that time. Since some time grub is able
to read from an encrypted partition and this commit add
support for it. With this patch luks encrypted images will
no longer create an extra boot partition and the entire
system will be encrypted. The opening of the luks container
happens on the grub level only once. Customers can still
specify to use an unencrypted extra boot partition with the
bootpartition="true" flag. In this case the opening of the
luks containers happens on the systemd level as before.
This is related to Issue #1162
The default 50M as min size for a partition could be set
to a smaller value. For now 10MB seems to be enough for
the overhead calculation and leads to more accurate results
on the specified size constraints
The spare partition could be used to introduce one additional
partition table entry. With this patch the following new type
attributes will be added:
* spare_part_fs="fsname"
* spare_part_mountpoint="/location"
* spare_part_is_last="true|false"
Along with the setup of the partition size the filesystem and
its mountpoint can be specified. If set the contents of the
rootfs at the specified spare location will be synced to that
partition. The spare_part_is_last attribute will place the
spare partition at the end of the disk. Note this attribute
is only available for the simple vmx disk type. This is
related to bsc#1129566
As the kiwi build dracut initrd is a generic one which
includes all installed dracut modules we missed a way to
exclude modules from beeing incorporated even if we know
it would not be needed. One example is the multipath module
which would only be useful if the oem multipath scan is
configured in the image description
Once the image has been deployed on the target and the
system is up and running some of the kiwi dracut modules
used for deployment are no longer needed and should not be
taken into account when another dracut call happens on the
system.
The naming schema for an initrd file name depends on the
boot image type as well as on the underlaying initrd
creation toolkit. In order to encapsulate that in a clear
interface the code to know about the correct names has
been moved into the classes which are responsible for
it and out of the builder/disk class
Provide the capabilities of the oem install code as
dracut module. The implementation covers the result
of the installiso="true" configuration. Installation
from remote sources still needs to be done and will
follow in an extra pull request. This addresses
Issue #576
This commit includes a post build constraint validation into the
Result class. With this commit any file included to the result
tuple is verified not to exceed the maximum size configured into
the runtime configuration file config.yml.
Fixes#468
A new dracut module kiwi-repart used to be the successor of
the custom kiwi oemboot code to repartition the disk has
been added. Along with the module a dracut library kiwi-lib
will also be delivered.
This commit renames export_rpm_packages_list method to
export_packages_list and it includes support for listing
debian packages if apt-get package manager is used.
Fixes#457
This commit from one hand includes a
get_exclude_list_for_root_data_sync method in Defaults which returns
a list of the files used by KIWI that should not be part of the
resulting image. From the other hand makes use of the exclusion
default list in live, archive and container images, it fixes#423.
In order to put grub data to boot/grub2 or boot/grub a check for
the grub2-tool vs. grub-tool name is performed. This requires
access to the image root directory on a file basis which is not always
applicable. When setting up the grub bootloader for e.g EFI boot on
an iso image the rootfs can't be directly accessed because the iso
image contains the rootfs in a compressed format. This commit
refactors the check to be generic for all image types
This commit extends the behavior of --signing-key options in order
to import the provided key file into the boot image, in addition to
the regular image root tree.
Related to #342
Unfortunately the dracut initrd output file format varies between
the different Linux distributions. Tools like lsinitrd, and also
grub2 rely on the initrd output file to be in that format.
Thus when kiwi uses dracut the same file format should be used
all over the place in order to stay compatible with what the
distribution does. Fixes#325
The type attribute force_mbr allows to convert a system selected
for use with a GPT to use an MBR (msdos table). The attribute
only takes effect on image configurations which would select the
GPT partitioner. This Fixes#236
The vboot firmware setup was a workaround on arm for the
chromebook platform several years ago. From a todays
perspective the setup and the way to boot would be different
and obsoletes the special case implementation. Thus this
is gone now. Related to Issue #234
If using root btrfs snapshot, the default toplevel subvolume is set to
/@/.snapshots/1/snapshot, thus all defined subvolumes are mounted
under that cusomized default subvolume. For the first time
subvolumes are mounted it is fine to include /@/.snapshots/1/snapshot
prefix as root is not yet set to that specific path, however in any
future mount this path prefix is not needed any more, as the root
get mounted in /@/.snapshots/1/snapshot by default. Fixes (bsc#1015549)
The parameter for the uuid is not enough to handle all
supported disk geometries. If the disk has an extra boot
partition the bootloader setup must read the boot data
from the boot partition but must set the root for the
kernel cmdline to the root partition. Therefore the
interface needs to change and must provide both the
boot_uuid and the root_uuid in oder to allow the method
to setup the correct values
The Kernel instance is the only correct place to ask
for the kernel name. This class has the responsibility
to know information about the selected kernel. The
additional arch based assumption on the kernel name
in the disk builder were wrong. This fixes bnc#1011936
Some attributes needed to be changed in the test xmls. With this
commit all the description files are consistent with the new co-
occurrence constraints.
If dracut is used as initrd system an unused config.partids
file is generated. The partition id information is only used
by kiwi boot code not by dracut boot code. Related to
bnc#1005246
Change BootImageDracut class to call dracut in the specified
system root directory and not in a self prepared new root environment.
dracut reads scripts and dracut module configurations from the
installed system components, e.g kdump. Therefore calling it
from an isolated runtime environment creates an initrd which is
not matching the system components. Fixes bnc#1005246
The DiskBuilder class is able to build a disk its corresponding
format and the installation image to install this disk by using
the InstallImageBuilder. However all three tasks were handled
in a row which lead to the problem that resources like active
mount processes were still open when e.g the disk format is
created. The race conditions produced here lead to an undefined
state of the resulting disk format and/or install image. In
order to avoid this the DiskBuilder class has been refactored
in a way that each tasks is an atomic operation which is
freeing its resources after success
Instead of creating the fstab at boot time, those entries which
are generic and not depending on an unknown device name can be
created as part of the image building process.
If dracut is requested as initrd_system in combination with
building an installiso we have to overrule the initrd_system
setup for building the install image. The code to install
an image is kiwi's oem install code and unknown to dracut.
The process will end up using dracut as initrd in the system
image but kiwi's initrd on the install image
