Talk: RiftWare installation (release 0): Difference between revisions
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- Clarify what exactly means "on any recent fedora system" | - Clarify what exactly means "on any recent fedora system" | ||
* (JLM) currently fc20, but soon fc23 | |||
- What is the command "./scripts/vm_image/mkvmimage -c -m build -e 8" exactly doing? Is it generating a new VM image to use from that point? | - What is the command "./scripts/vm_image/mkvmimage -c -m build -e 8" exactly doing? Is it generating a new VM image to use from that point? | ||
* (JLM) Yes. It using loop mounts to build a VM image without booting it | |||
- Clarify exactly which image to download from https://open.riftio.com/download/. I guess it is rift-build-latest | - Clarify exactly which image to download from https://open.riftio.com/download/. I guess it is rift-build-latest | ||
* (JLM) a specific link was added to the wiki | |||
Revision as of 14:48, 12 May 2016
Questions:
- Clarify what exactly means "on any recent fedora system"
- (JLM) currently fc20, but soon fc23
- What is the command "./scripts/vm_image/mkvmimage -c -m build -e 8" exactly doing? Is it generating a new VM image to use from that point?
- (JLM) Yes. It using loop mounts to build a VM image without booting it
- Clarify exactly which image to download from https://open.riftio.com/download/. I guess it is rift-build-latest
- (JLM) a specific link was added to the wiki