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This should stop tar from replacing symbolic links with directories
and instead follow the symbolic links, extracting the files into
the linked directories
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dd does not need to allocate a buffer, but it evidently does, and this
fails on ARM boards. Using a small buffer is no problem, of course.
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This reverts commit 8ea6a052f432000c00394cb6ee2324abe8b7c72b.
Bad testing on my part, sorry.
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Add some inline documentation of what's happening.
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These two changes accidentally got intermingled, oops.
kpartx is a nice tool, but it's not necessary: we can just use
losetup and sfdisk and do things ourselves.
Almost nothing the script does works as a normal user, so it's
not a good idea to sprinkle the code with calls to sudo. Instead,
we'll just require the caller to run it as root.
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We don't want to have to add all of qemu to Baserock, just for qemu-img.
Since we use a raw disk image file type, we can just create a big file
full of zeroes, and the best way to do that is to create a giant hole.
dd can do that.
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baserock-bootstrap does not make system images any more
I copied the part of the script out and made some changes
These should be in version control
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