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Document how to build a disk image with a custom or patched package and test it with bink. Covers two approaches: - Runtime update via bootc switch (no disk rebuild) - Full disk image rebuild for boot-critical changes Includes concrete examples for COPR repos, local RPMs, binary replacement, and building bootc from source using the bootc repo's Dockerfile with the bink node image as base. Closes: bootc-dev#91 Signed-off-by: HarshwardhanPatil07 <harshpat@redhat.com>
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how to build a disk image with a custom or patched package and test it with bink. Covers two approaches:
Closes: #91