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(In reply to Radek Vykydal from comment #0)
> --- Additional comment from Radek Vykydal on 2015-06-25 03:37:07 EDT ---
>
> We've added the support in lorax to be ready for whatever approach we decide
> to follow. I'll clone this bz for rhel-server-atomic to track the issue
> further (on the level of iso compose, and anaconda support for ostree
> content outside installer image eventually)
One very simple approach would be to use inst.repo= boot option to override ostreesetup --url option in case of Atomic installation. But it is just ad hoc solution to enable PXE (http) installations (all other ostreesetup options would be taken from interactive-defaults.ks, ie bound to installer image).
Comment 3Alexander Todorov
2015-06-26 07:34:16 UTC
Can we add interactive-defaults.ks to the ostree and make anaconda look for it into a well known location under inst.repo ? Much like it does for updates.img.
This will also blend nicely if we decide to have Atomic trees similar to RHEL ones (with ostree, install media, PXE boot images, etc).
The other approach would be to have a custom install class for anaconda with all the defaults.
This one needs work in rpm-ostree-toolbox to take advantage of the lorax changes that are now in 7.2 to keep the content outside of the squashfs, but still embed it in the ISO.