On 08/04/2010 09:13 PM, Alexander Graf wrote:
It's not trivial mind you, and won't happen straightaway. Part of it
is that it requires reworking the appliance builder (a matter of just
coding really). The less trivial part is that we have to 'hide' the
CD device throughout the publically available interfaces. Then of
course, a lot of testing.
Why not go with 9p? That would save off even more time, as you don't have to generate an iso. You could just copy all the relevant executables into tmpfs and boot from there using your kernel and a very small (pre-built) initrd.
Yes - and you don't need to copy, just hardlink if your /tmp and /usr
are on the same filesystem.
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