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## rocky-kiwi-descriptions
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Kiwi descriptions for Rocky Linux 9.
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`config.xml` is a symlink to `rocky.xml`. this way the symlink can just be
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changed to deal with live images (as kiwi doesn't seem to support using the
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--kiwi-file option for iso).
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### What can I build?
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At the time of this writing, you can create cloud images, live images, and
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containers. You can run any of the scripts to do so:
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* cloud-build.sh
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* container-build.sh
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* live-build.sh
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### Can't you use the same config.xml? Why are you symlinking?
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Yes and the reason why we're symlinking is that "name" and "displayname" are
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not flexible. They are only set/read at the very top level `<image>` (at least
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from testing at the time of this writing). As our images and volume names (at
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least for live images) have a very specific format, and we want it to be easy
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to rename them, we did it this way.
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Cloud, container, vagrant images can all use the first config, likely just fine.
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The live images were the problematic ones, thus, symlinks with a default to the
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`rocky.xml` config.
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### I found an issue...
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Please fork and make a PR! We're still learning how this tool works ourselves.
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### How to try it out
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You can run this on a running system, in a mock root, or a podman container. In
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fact, most builds may fail in mock due to loop devices being unusable.
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**Note**: SELinux must be set to permissive.
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**Note**: There may be cases where a build will fail in mock. If this is the
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case, you may need to use `--isolation=simple` or forego the use of mock.
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**Note**: If you receive an error about loop devices while running in mock, run
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this on the host instead.
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#### Live Image Example on Rocky Linux 9 without using mock
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```
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# Use SIG/Core
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% dnf install rocky-release-core
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% dnf install kiwi-cli git \
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dracut-kiwi-live \
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kiwi-systemdeps-{bootloaders,containers,core,disk-images,filesystems,image-validation,iso-media}
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% sudo setenforce 0
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% git clone https://git.resf.org/sig_core/rocky-kiwi-descriptions -b r9
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% cd rocky-kiwi-descriptions
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% ln -sf configs/live-xfce.xml config.xml
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% kiwi-ng --debug --type="iso" \
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--profile="XFCE-Live" \
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--color-output system \
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build \
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--description="./" \
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--target-dir /builddir/lmc
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```
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If you wish to use EPEL instead...
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```
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% dnf install epel-release -y
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% crb enable
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% dnf install kiwi-cli git \
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dracut-kiwi-live \
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kiwi-systemdeps-{bootloaders,containers,core,disk-images,filesystems,image-validation,iso-media} \
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distribution-gpg-keys
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% sudo setenforce 0
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% git clone https://git.resf.org/sig_core/rocky-kiwi-descriptions -b r9
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% cd rocky-kiwi-descriptions
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% ln -sf configs/live-xfce.xml config.xml
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% kiwi-ng --debug --type="iso" \
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--profile="XFCE-Live" \
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--color-output system \
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build \
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--description="./" \
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--target-dir /builddir/lmc
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```
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#### Live Image Example (EPEL) using mock
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The below makes an XFCE live image using SIG/Core packages.
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```
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# Use SIG/Core
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% git clone https://git.resf.org/sig_core/mock-rocky-configs
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% bash deploy.sh
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% mock -r rl-9-x86_64-core-infra --init
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% mock -r rl-9-x86_64-core-infra --install kiwi-cli git \
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dracut-kiwi-live \
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kiwi-systemdeps-{bootloaders,containers,core,disk-images,filesystems,image-validation,iso-media} \
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epel-release \
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rocky-release-core
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% sudo setenforce 0
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% mock -r rl-9-x86_64-core-infra --shell --enable-network
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% git clone https://git.resf.org/sig_core/rocky-kiwi-descriptions -b r9
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% cd rocky-kiwi-descriptions
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% ln -sf configs/live-xfce.xml config.xml
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% kiwi-ng --debug --type="iso" \
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--profile="XFCE-Live" \
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--color-output system \
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build \
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--description="./" \
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--target-dir /builddir/lmc
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```
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The below uses EPEL instead if you do not wish to use SIG/Core.
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```
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# Use EPEL
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% mock -r rocky+epel-9-x86_64 --init
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% mock -r rocky+epel-9-x86_64 --install kiwi-cli git \
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dracut-kiwi-live \
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kiwi-systemdeps-{bootloaders,containers,core,disk-images,filesystems,image-validation,iso-media} \
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distribution-gpg-keys \
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epel-release
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% sudo setenforce 0
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% mock -r rocky+epel-9-x86_64 --shell --enable-network
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% git clone https://git.resf.org/sig_core/rocky-kiwi-descriptions -b r9
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% cd rocky-kiwi-descriptions
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% ln -sf configs/live-xfce.xml config.xml
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% kiwi-ng --debug --type="iso" \
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--profile="XFCE-Live" \
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--color-output system \
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build \
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--description="./" \
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--target-dir /builddir/lmc
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```
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On the other hand, you can run the live-build.sh script after setting up your
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mock environment.
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```
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% bash live-build.sh --live-image XFCE --output-dir /builddir/xfce
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```
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