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IPXE's build process already creates bootable images, so we just use one of those. This builds much faster, has far fewer dependencies, and produces a much smaller image. The largest difference in output is that the resulting image no longer uses grub, but as we weren't using any features of grub this also means a faster boot time. For reference, a full build takes 62 seconds on my laptop. The new Makefile also handles dependencies much better so, for example, an incremental rebuild after changing the embedded script takes under 3 seconds. The ipxe repo changes to being a submodule, which continues to allow us to pin it to a specific commit. We no longer build the -41 image, as that was oddly specific to some undescribed use-case. It's also trivial for whoever needed it to do themselves if the use case is still relevant. Change-Id: I5a6a990e6966d6eeaa2aa87cd89bfbac6738f6ee |
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README.rst
OpenStack Virtual Baremetal
OpenStack Virtual Baremetal is a way to use OpenStack instances to do simulated baremetal deployments. For more details, see the full documentation.