This is an attempt to fix issue #237
The script "growpart" was added as an asset, because
Debian's Jessie version (inside cloud-utils) package is
outdated and buggy.
Then "expand-root" init script was modified to call growpart
before calling resize2fs. In fact, calling resize2fs without
resizing the partition first is useless.
The task was named 'AddWorkaroundGrowpart' because it must
go away in the future in favor of using recent stuff in cloud-utils.
Currently even the official images suffer this issue, that makes
the system use only 8 GiB, even if the user chooses a bigger
storage size inside AWS.
All provider specific settings have been moved to the
provider section. The image name itself is now located
at the top level and called "name". It is required for all providers.
Jessie comes with root login disabled for passwords, however,
if the user is using this plugin, chances are high that they
need to login via SSH as root.
It controls whether to include the 'deb-src' lines in image's
source.list.
Currently they are always included. This patch changes this
behavior by not including them by default; the user must set
this new config to true in order to include them.
This saves a bit of bandwidth in default installations. Also,
the use of src packages is not so usual in ordinary installations.
This change adds a provider option, enhanced_networking,
which installs the Intel virtual networking driver for
SR-IOV using DKMS. It also modifies the EC2 AMI registration
to include support for SR-IOV.
This is to allow building an image for a 64bit machine but with 32bit userspace.
Probably not a common usecase but ideal if you need to address more higher quantities of memory but cant migrate to a full 64bit userspace due to something like ruby eating twice as much memory.
This ensures that preferences are written before apt update and also ensures
that in GCE the backports are added to the sources before the provider-specific
SetPackageRepositories happens.
Change-Id: I3c85f922c49c2a6fbd3c0f2bad1072eff0d098c8
- GCE provider wasn't including the GCE SetHostname task, without which
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=604883 was
preventing the hostname from getting set after reboot.
- During the GCE build, one of the GCE cleaning tasks was trying to run
an apt-get update after the build-time resolv.conf file was removed.
Fix this ordering by moving the network.Remove* tasks to the
system_cleaning phase as they should have been all along, and adding
an appropriate ordering rule for the GCE cleaning task.
- Add the fallback http.debian.net mirror after, not before, our mirror.
- The puppet plugin's ApplyPuppetManifest task specified that it should
run before the network.Remove* tasks within the system_modification
phase. Now that those tasks have been moved to a later phase
(system_cleaning), remove this dependency. I have no puppet manifest
to test this change, but am including it in hopes of avoiding a
breakage there. Hopefully someone who uses puppet can test this or at
least confirm that it's correct.
Change-Id: Ieca97f288f456bab119989f4cbc4c3993a755830
