xorrisofs needs to use iso-level 3 when creating images with large
files. This adds tests to all the relevant templates, just like we used
to do for udf and mkisofs.
(cherry picked from commit 2264496fe85cedae77af35b509b140a5811d5743)
This enables Baytrail and similar atom CPUs that typically ship with a
32-bit firmware, but have a 64-bit capable CPU.
Signed-off-by: Peter Jones <pjones@redhat.com>
commit 66241f7cd7 added a check on
runtime_img to create UDF iso's. Ends up it is only in outroot for live,
so switch all the checks to look at it in inroot instead.
Some images are becoming REALLY large. When a file is >= 4GiB we need to
pass -allow-limited-size to mkisofs to tell it to make a UDF image. Note
that the manpage says that this may result in it not booting on all
systems.
