KageSenshi’s HOWTO use Linux Containers (LXC) on Fedora 12 with libvirt is interesting. I discovered that they’re using febootstrap (see earlier postings) to build the Fedora root filesystem for the containers.
KageSenshi’s HOWTO use Linux Containers (LXC) on Fedora 12 with libvirt is interesting. I discovered that they’re using febootstrap (see earlier postings) to build the Fedora root filesystem for the containers.
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Erm .. the default lxc-fedora script uses yum –installroot=$path groupinstall Base , the one i modified uses febootstrap.
groupinstall Base pulls too many packages :), your febootstrap script is cleaner π
Also febootstrap is really just a thin shell script around yum anyway …
yeah .. with certain stuff already decided for our convenience .. π .. extra minimal install set that justworks π