openSUSE Tumbleweed JeOS Images
This provides "Just enough Operating System" images based on Tumbleweed for several platforms.
This package was renamed to kiwi-templates-Minimal.
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| JeOS.kiwi | 0000015351 15 KB | |
| LICENSE | 0000001023 1023 Bytes | |
| _constraints | 0000000132 132 Bytes | |
| _multibuild | 0000000179 179 Bytes | |
| config.sh | 0000004675 4.57 KB | |
| editbootinstall_rpi.sh | 0000001042 1.02 KB | |
| kiwi-templates-JeOS.changes | 0000027253 26.6 KB | |
| kiwi-templates-JeOS.spec | 0000001629 1.59 KB |
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Fabian Vogt (favogt)
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Yes it was an error, then i pushed from home:aginies:branches:Virtualization:Appliances:Images:openSUSE-Tumbleweed kiwi-templates-JeOS to the correct place, what's was wrong on this one ? And we didn't want to enable XEN on aarch64, as this is only tested and ok on x86_64. Any other arch for XEN should not be used.
Did you mean to comment on the sr? It only included a change to the .changes file, probably because OBS rebased after I pushed the revert.
> And we didn't want to enable XEN on aarch64, as this is only tested and ok on x86_64. Any other arch for XEN should not be used.
That's up to the xen package IMO. It has enabled builds for aarch64 for quite some time. If it's not meant to be used, that wouldn't make sense. For Tumbleweed, I'm not aware of any openQA tests for Xen on x86_64 either. I don't see any downside of including those packages, it's up to whoever deploys JeOS which platform to use anyway.
Probalbly not the right place, but domU with the kernel-default on arm will not work because it has no PV driver. So we will adjust ExclusiveArch: or tools-domU for x86_64 only. So adding this packages in the JeOS image on other arch than x86_84 is useless.
> Probalbly not the right place, but domU with the kernel-default on arm will not work because it has no PV driver.
Is that also needed for modes other than PV?
I don't know which domU mode are supported on arm arch (if there is any ...). As there is no PV drivers enalbe, all IO will requires emulated devices (using qemu).