In some cases it makes sense to continue with sibling task even if some of
them already failed. E.g. with kernel build it could be of use if submitter
knows for which archs it succeed and for which it fails. Repeated builds
could take a lot of time and resources.
Option is turned on by 'build_arch_can_fail' in kojid.conf and it is turned
on per builder. Note, that it shouldn't be enabled by default as it could
result in unnecessary resource consumption.
anaconda and lmc both have a program.log so we are losing one. This
patch adds a anaconda- prefix to the logfile for files in the
anaconda directory so that we get all files and know which files are
from lmc and which are from anaconda.
Signed-off-by: Dennis Gilmore <dennis@ausil.us>
A copy of Jay Greguski's livecd-creator task.
It replaces livecd-creator for livemedia-creator.
For now it does live-iso, ostree-live, and disk-img.
This initial commit needs more work to be functional.
Signed-off-by: Jon Disnard <jdisnard@redhat.com>
armhfp is not a valid arch acording to autoconf. We were using arm
instead. nodejs has a bunch of packages with ExclusiveArch and are
hitting issues with using arm as the arch so switch to armv7hl
instead
Signed-off-by: Dennis Gilmore <dennis@ausil.us>
This patch adds support to build squashfs images which are compatible to
anaconda's liveimg directive and dracuts liveimg feature.
The feature is pretty simple, as it just reuses the raw diskimage, and
strips the disklabel, to retrieve the plain filesystem image.
Two open issues:
- Stripping the disk label is a pretty hack
- Database schema upgrade is missing
Signed-off-by: Fabian Deutsch <fabiand@fedoraproject.org>
as 32 bit arm can run hardware or software floating point code,
we have a bunch of arches that are not exactly real to
differenciate and keep installs sane. qemu only understands
armv7l, so we need to always use armv7l for virt on 32 bit arm
Signed-off-by: Dennis Gilmore <dennis@ausil.us>
