FAI 6.0 released and new ISO images using Debian 12 bookworm/testing
Thomas Lange
lange at cs.uni-koeln.de
Mon Jan 16 17:13:20 CET 2023
Hi all,
after more than a year, a new major FAI release is ready to download.
Following new features are included:
* add support for release specification in package_config via release=<name>
* the partitioning tool now supports partition labels with GPT
* support partition labels and partition uuids in fstab
* support for Alpine Linux and Arch Linux package managers in install_packages
* Ubuntu 22.04 support added
* Rocky Linux 9 support added
* use zstd instead of gzip
* fai-chboot: variable substitution for $IP and $HOST when copying a
template
* all customization scripts now write to scripts.log. The old
behaviour can be enable by setting $FAI_USE_OLD_SCRIPT_LOGS
* add support for NVme devices in fai-kvm
* add ssh key for root remote access using classes
* drop support of .asc signatures of your repository, use .gpg
instead
Sure, we have a lot of bug fixes included.
Even FAI 6.0 will only be included into Debian bookworm, you can
install FAI 6.0 on a bullseye FAI server and create a nfsroot
using bookworm without any problems. The combination of a bullseye FAI
server with FAI 6.0 and a bullseye nfsroot should also work.
New ISO images are available at https://fai-project.org/fai-cd/
The FAI.me build service is not yet using FAI 6.0, but support will be
added in the future.
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regards Thomas
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