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Componenets
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Components
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* disk-image-create [-a i386|amd64|armhf] -o filename {element} [{element} ...]
Create an image of element {element}, optionally mixing in other elements.
Element dependencies are automatically included. Support for other
architectures depends on your environment being able to run binaries of that
platform. For instance, to enable armhf on Ubuntu install the qemu-user-static
package. The default output format from disk-image-create is qcow2. To instead
output a tarball pass in "-t tar". This tarball could then be used as an image
for a linux container(see docs/docker.md).
`disk-image-create [-a i386|amd64|armhf] -o filename {element} [{element} ...]`
* ramdisk-image-create -o filename {element} [{element} ...] : Create a kernel+
ramdisk pair for running maintenance on bare metal machines (deployment,
inventory, burnin etc).
Create an image of element {element}, optionally mixing in other elements.
Element dependencies are automatically included. Support for other
architectures depends on your environment being able to run binaries of
that platform. For instance, to enable armhf on Ubuntu install the
qemu-user-static package. The default output format from disk-image-create
is qcow2. To instead output a tarball pass in "-t tar". This tarball could
then be used as an image for a linux container(see docs/docker.md).
To generate kernel+ramdisk pair for use with nova-baremetal, use
ramdisk-image-create -o deploy.ramdisk deploy-baremetal
`ramdisk-image-create -o filename {element} [{element} ...]`
To generate kernel+ramdisk pair for use with ironic, use
ramdisk-image-create -o deploy.ramdisk deploy-ironic
Create a kernel+ ramdisk pair for running maintenance on bare metal
machines (deployment, inventory, burnin etc).
* disk-image-get-kernel filename : **DEPRECATED** Extract the appropriate
kernel and ramdisk to use when doing PXE boot using filename as the image
for a machine. Consider using the `baremetal` element, rather than this tool.
To generate kernel+ramdisk pair for use with nova-baremetal, use::
* elements can be found in the top level elements directory.
ramdisk-image-create -o deploy.ramdisk deploy-baremetal
* element-info : Extract information about elements.
To generate kernel+ramdisk pair for use with ironic, use::
ramdisk-image-create -o deploy.ramdisk deploy-ironic
`disk-image-get-kernel filename`
**DEPRECATED** Extract the appropriate kernel and ramdisk to use when doing
PXE boot using filename as the image for a machine. Consider using the
:ref:`baremetal` element, rather than this tool.
`element-info`
Extract information about elements.
elements can be found in the top level elements directory.