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add isolinux files for installer work #47
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this is one part of coreos/coreos-assembler#306 |
ok I removed the "hack for fast development" commits from this and am moving from WIP. Let's go ahead and get this reviewed/merged and we'll be one step closer to delivering on this. |
moving back to WIP until we have the rpm available |
ok back out of WIP - we have a copr repo for now with the installer rpm while it goes through code review |
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One optional observation, but don't block on it. Otherwise seems sane to me.
@@ -14,6 +14,7 @@ repos: | |||
- fedora | |||
- fedora-updates | |||
- dustymabe-ignition | |||
- dustymabe-coreos-installer |
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(Not sure it's really worth having multiple COPRs, easier to have a shared one?)
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yeah i thought about that. we'll rip these both out pretty soon (#52) and if we need to add a copr back we'll make a combined one
Looks good to me! |
coreos-installer - contains installer script coreos-installer-dracut - contains dracut module for embedding installer in initramfs
These files will be used by CoreOS Assembler to be embedded into an ISO image that can then be used for installing Fedora or Red Hat CoreOS.
Also created a README.
Looks great thanks! |
In the final commit I renamed |
Dockerfile: Do a repo-refresh
This updates the FAQ page with fresh details about the current status.
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