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# Alloy bootc install configuration. |
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# Declares the root filesystem type used when the image is installed |
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# to disk. Without this, bootc-image-builder fails with |
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# "missing required info: DefaultRootFs" and any consumer has to pass |
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# --rootfs on the CLI. xfs matches Fedora bootc's own default. |
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[install] |
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# Which to-disk backends this image permits. Unset means `direct` alone, and |
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# `bootc install --block-setup tpm2-luks` then fails with "tpm2-luks not |
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# enabled in installation config" — which is what every encrypted install did |
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# until this line existed, on hardware with a perfectly good TPM. The |
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# installer offers encryption on step 4 and defaults it to on, so the whole |
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# encrypted path was unreachable. |
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# |
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# Order is load-bearing: bootc takes the FIRST entry as the default for an |
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# install that passes no --block-setup, and the installer passes the flag only |
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# when the user asked for encryption. `direct` must therefore stay first, or |
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# declining encryption would silently produce an encrypted disk. |
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block = ["direct", "tpm2-luks"] |
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[install.filesystem.root] |
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type = "xfs" |
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