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contrib: Extend and add autoyast profiles #5251
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In the new SUSE PRG2 datacenter we have new servers with 2x512GiB NVMe and 1x6TiB NVMe. I think it is not feasible to combine all those with the existing autoyast profile template so adding as separate file. The profile also explicitly adds the "kvm_server" pattern so that a network bridge is configured already from the start. By the way I tried out to use the .xml.erb file supplied to the openSUSE installer which could not parse the file. So maybe the .xml.erb profile is meant to be processed by a server into a final xml file or a different command than the boot line `autoyast=…` would need to be used. Related progress issue: https://progress.opensuse.org/issues/132134
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The PR title doesn't match the commit messages at all.
It does now |
<partitions t="list"> | ||
<partition> | ||
<size>max</size> | ||
<filesystem t="symbol">ext4</filesystem> |
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isn't this reformatted by service to ext2 ?
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only if we actually use that service which is AFAIK only the case in OSD with salt
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I think ext4 is a good default. If it gets overridden that's not a problem.
<partitions t="list"> | ||
<partition> | ||
<size>max</size> | ||
<filesystem t="symbol">ext4</filesystem> |
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I think ext4 is a good default. If it gets overridden that's not a problem.
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