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# ganeti-instance-image defaults file

# CDINSTALL: Only setup disks for a cd based install

# Just setup the disks so that you can boot a machine up on a cd to create a

# new image

# CDINSTALL="no"

# BOOT: Create a boot partition

# BOOT=no

# SWAP: Create a swap partition

# SWAP=yes

# SWAP_SIZE: Manually set the size of the swap partition (in MB)

# If left empty, it will set the size equal to the memory for the instance.

# Make sure you have enough disk space for the swap partition!

# SWAP_SIZE=""

# FILESYSTEM: Set which filesystem to format the disks as. Currently only

# supports ext3 or ext4. Default is ext3.

# FILESYSTEM="ext3"

# KERNEL_ARGS: Add additional kernel boot arguments to an instance. This only

# works on instances booting a kernel from inside.

# KERNEL_ARGS=""

# IMAGE_NAME: Name of the image to use

# Generally you use the name of the image with the version of the OS included.

# Examples include:

#   centos-5.4 debian-4.0 fedora-12

# IMAGE_NAME=""

# IMAGE_TYPE: Either qemu disk images, tarball, or dump based images.

# Use either qemu, tarball, dump (default is dump)

# IMAGE_TYPE="dump"

# IMAGE_DIR: directory location for disk images

# ( default is @localstatedir@/cache/ganeti-instance-image )

# IMAGE_DIR=""

# NOMOUNT: Do not try to mount volume (if it is not a linux partition). Accepts

# either 'yes' or 'no'. This option is useful for installing Windows images for

# example. ( default is no )

# NOMOUNT=""

# OVERLAY: overlay of files to be copied to the instance after OS installation.

# This is useful for situations where you want to copy instance specific

# configs such as resolv.conf.

# OVERLAY=""

# ARCH: Define the ARCH of the image to use

# Use either x86 or x86_64

# ARCH=""

# CUSTOMIZE_DIR: a directory containing scripts to customize the installation.

# The scripts are executed using run-parts

# By default /etc/ganeti/instance-image/hooks

# CUSTOMIZE_DIR="/etc/ganeti/instance-image/hooks"

# IMAGE_DEBUG: turn on debugging output for the scripts

# IMAGE_DEBUG=0