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4 Commits

Author SHA1 Message Date
Ben Nemec
381ff6ab1d Fix set -eu and pipefail failures
Fixes problems found by set -eu and pipefail, including:
-Many unset variables
-Commands that can fail under normal circumstances, which breaks
with set -e.  This change swallows those expected errors to allow
our existing error code to handle them.
-The dkms element was not finding Fedora kernel versions correctly.
This may be an issue for other distros too, but since Fedora was
working fine without this functionality I only changed it to print
a warning message rather than failing the build when it happens.
-The ramdisk init script will not be set -eu because if it fails
the result is a kernel panic, which can be tricky to debug.
However, in testing with set -e a few failing commands were found
and have been fixed in this patch.

Change-Id: I44cf98dfc80cfcaec54b88cc83be80a3dbf2cec3
2014-04-15 20:53:15 -05:00
James Slagle
b4dfa6cb90 Move install type enablement into base element
Move whether the package or source install type is enabled out of the
source-repositories element and into the base element.
source-repositories wasn't a great fit for this functionality to begin
with.

Specify the install type for an element via the
DIB_INSTALLTYPE_<install_dir_prefix> environment variable.

Additionally with this approach, any new install type can be added
in an element, without having to update source-repositories or anything
in dib.

You could just write your install type implementation under
nova-foo-install, then define DIB_INSTALLTYPE_nova=foo in your
environment, and the scripts under nova-foo-install would get run during
the image build.

Source installs (any scripts under <install_dir_prefix>-source-install)
is the default install type for all elements.

Change-Id: I9414aca360c41e030e27d3d0c0a52d9d8e13d8b1
2014-03-14 12:25:11 -04:00
Kui Shi
dd0a68cb90 Remove the dot typo in extra-data script
Change-Id: I86de8544ae2eafb330a13e6a8b0f0e0721607fbb
2013-11-30 07:38:49 +08:00
Chris Jones
0cfecd1024 Store build-time settings
This will write two files in /etc/ that contain the environment and
command line arguments used in the creation of an image. This should
assist with later efforts to repeat the creation of an image.

Change-Id: Icdbe6693380bed6c406feee10d2cb1a88a992932
2013-04-04 20:39:11 +01:00