2014-11-05 03:07:57 +00:00
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Lorax now supports creation of product.img and updates.img as part of the build
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process. This is implemented using the installimg template command which will
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take the contents of a directory and create a compressed archive from it. The
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directory must be created by one of the packages installed by
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runtime-install.tmpl or by passing ``--installpkgs <pkgname>`` to lorax at
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runtime. The x86, ppc, ppc64le and aarch64 templates all look for
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/usr/share/lorax/product/ and /usr/share/lorax/updates/ directories in the
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install chroot while creating the final install tree. If there are files in
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those directories lorax will create images/product.img and/or
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images/updates.img
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2014-11-05 03:07:57 +00:00
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These archives are just like an anaconda updates image -- they are copied over
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the top of the filesystem at boot time so that you can drop in files to add to
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or replace anything on the filesystem.
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Anaconda has several places that it looks for updates, the one for product.img
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is in /run/install/product. For example, to add an installclass to Anaconda
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you would put your custom class here:
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/usr/share/lorax/product/run/install/product/pyanaconda/installclasses/custom.py
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