Me diverti um pouco essa semana passada fazendo imagens Linux com bootc, usando as configs do @getaurora como base.
Resultado: consegui salvar o meu notebook velho, mesmo ele tendo uma GeForce MX130
Me diverti um pouco essa semana passada fazendo imagens Linux com bootc, usando as configs do @getaurora como base.
Resultado: consegui salvar o meu notebook velho, mesmo ele tendo uma GeForce MX130
Using #bootc install-to-existing-root you can now "rebase" from any classic distro to an image based OS like the ones from #UniversalBlue or #BootCrew !
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I used EndeavourOS as a base to easily switch to arch-boot, Bluefin's Egg and many others with no issues!
All you need is bootc, podman and systemd-boot!
So TIL: one doesn't have to use Fedora CoreOS to get an atomic server-oriented system.
Instead of uCore, I can have my BlueBuild setup use quay.io/fedora/fedora-bootc or even quay.io/fedora/centos-bootc as the base image. I can then build an Anaconda installer ISO from this bootc image and install it the normal way instead of using ignition files.
Super cool!
Bootc and OSTree: Modernizing Linux System Deployment
I've been slowly working through a modernization of my web host.
I rent a server on hetzner, and up until now its primarily been a container host. but I basically manually manage it. Services in containers, and running under quadlet, but their management has been a bit of a burden.
Recently I ordered another Hetzner system, and this time I had them give me a console, and I manually reinstalled it on RHEL Image Mode (bootc).
On top of that I decided it was time to automate. One at a time I am re-creating my pods using ansible. At the end of this, i should have a largely immutable system, thats easy to keep up to date, and all my services are nicely defined as code.
@neverpanic Now I need to figure out where in atomic distro to drop iwlwifi firmware for wlan, as /lib/modules is not writable...
rpi02w and the rpi3: https://supakeen.com/weblog/bootc-on-the-raspberry-pi/