Lorax is a set of tools used to create bootable images.
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Lorax is a set of tools used to create bootable images.
- lorax - creates the Anaconda boot.iso used to install Fedora
- livemedia-creator - uses Anaconda to create bootable images
- lorax-composer - API server implementing the Weldr BDCS protocol using livemedia-creator
See the Weldr blog for more info about BDCS and the Lorax documentation for more information about Lorax and associated tools.