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fedora: switch to erofs for fedora >= 43 #1239
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Needs @pcdubs's approval since as it involves Fedora IoT deliverables. If we don't want to do this because Fedora IoT is not live media (though I feel it's good to test this before we go through with it in RHEL 10) then I can back out that part :) |
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Don't second guess yourself, it makes it easier to read :) |
See the change proposal [1]. This switches our the Fedora IoT Anaconda installer, the Fedora image-installer, and our current live installer implementation over to use EroFS as per the accepted change proposal [2]. Note that while the change targets Fedora 42 the commit here applies to Fedora 43. [1]: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/EROFSforLiveMedia [2]: https://pagure.io/fesco/issue/3356 Signed-off-by: Simon de Vlieger <[email protected]>
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Re-targeted to Fedora 43 as beta freeze has started and it seems like a bad plan to do this between beta and final :) |
See the change proposal 1. This switches our the Fedora IoT Anaconda installer, the Fedora image-installer, and our current live installer implementation over to use EroFS as per the accepted change proposal 2.
Note: this change applies to Fedora 43 since I do not want to land this change too late in the cycle in case it causes problems as it's not strictly necessary, just nice.