Initial version of hummingbird-installer

[lzap]

Currently fails with

The build command I used:

sudo image-builder build --blueprint blueprint.local.toml --bootc-installer-payload-ref quay.io/hummingbird-community/bootc-os:latest --bootc-ref localhost/hummingbird-installer:latest --output-dir /mnt/images bootc-generic-iso --bootc-default-fs ext4 --image-size 11000000000

Blueprint was:

[[customizations.user]]
name = "lzap"
password = "redhat"
key = """
ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAIEhnn80ZywmjeBFFOGm+cm+5HUwm62qTVnjKlOdYFLHN lzap+ssh_redhat.com
ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAIAlW3QVuCazTS3z0XQlwy2wfM+cBnf4y/SIYYMoGetrJ [email protected]
"""
groups = ["wheel"]

[supakeen]

I don't know where your errors come from particularly; but when I do this locally and build the containers and try to have Anaconda install them things fail at bootloader installation:

1. bootc install to-filesystem (as called by Anaconda) is not in generic-image mode.
2. thus; It passes --update-firmware to bootupd for bootloader installation.
3. and so; bootupd tries to call efibootmgr.
4. but; quay.io/hummingbird-community/bootc-os:latest does not have efibootmgr installed.
5. nor is it available in the hummingbird repositories.

[lzap]

I now see efibootmgr in the repos, it is even installed in the base image now. Gonna retest.

[supakeen]

I now see efibootmgr in the repos, it is even installed in the base image now. Gonna retest.

Yep I had asked a few days ago and they've now included it; with that it should progress, unless we're missing other binaries.

[lzap]

I just tested this, it works fine. Thanks for help!