This is a collection of scripts used for creating an lx-brand Ubuntu image.
In order to use these scripts you'll need:
- Ubuntu (or Debian) running in a VM or bare metal (required for the
install
script) - debootstrap:
apt-get install -y debootstrap
- git:
apt-get install -y git
- A SmartOS (or SDC headnode) install (required for the
create-lx-image
script)
Note*: The build scripts currently assume you are running under a KVM ubuntu-certified instance that has a secondary disk mounted to /mnt
. The scripts have not been tested on an lx-brand instance.
- Run
./install -d <chroot> -m <mirror> -i <image name> -p <proper name> -u <image docs>
under Ubuntu to install Ubuntu 14.04 in a given directory. This will create a tarball of the installation in your working directory (named<image name>-<YYMMDD>.tar.gz
). See./install -h
for detailed usage. - Copy the tarball to a SmartOS machine or SDC headnode and run
./create-lx-image -t <TARBALL> -i <IMAGE_NAME> -d <DESC> -u <DOCS>
(substituting the name of your tar file). This will create the image file and manifest. See/create-lx-image -h
for detailed usage.