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Revert to default ubuntu images

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- get rid of EFI squashfs boot, there is no use for it now
- makes it unnecessary to build extra images
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Peter Šurda 2022-09-19 19:36:35 +08:00
parent 438470ad55
commit 535e6fe061
Signed by: PeterSurda
GPG Key ID: 3E47497CF67ABB95
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@ -198,6 +198,9 @@ goto static_ip_boot_setup
# However, note that imgverify will fail if you refer to it as "/squashfs"
# instead of "squashfs".
imgfetch https://images2.sysdeploy.org/${ubuntu-variant}/${arch-info}/squashfs /squashfs || goto try_next_card
imgverify --signer images.sysdeploy.org squashfs https://images2.sysdeploy.org/${ubuntu-variant}/${arch-info}/squashfs.sig || goto error_handler
# "--signer" validates against the subject common name field of the signing
# certificate. That signing cert must have both the digital signature key
# usage set and the code-signing key usage extension set.
@ -206,11 +209,11 @@ goto static_ip_boot_setup
# make sure you pick a common name with a FQDN you control, even if you're
# using a custom CA that you import during build.
initrd http://images.sysdeploy.org/${ubuntu-variant}/${arch-info}/initrd.cpio || goto try_next_card
imgverify --signer images.sysdeploy.org initrd.cpio http://images.sysdeploy.org/${ubuntu-variant}/${arch-info}/initrd.cpio.sig || goto error_handler
initrd https://images2.sysdeploy.org/${ubuntu-variant}/${arch-info}/boot-initrd || goto try_next_card
imgverify --signer images.sysdeploy.org boot-initrd https://images2.sysdeploy.org/${ubuntu-variant}/${arch-info}/boot-initrd.sig || goto error_handler
kernel http://images.sysdeploy.org/${ubuntu-variant}/${arch-info}/boot-kernel || goto try_next_card
imgverify --signer images.sysdeploy.org boot-kernel http://images.sysdeploy.org/${ubuntu-variant}/${arch-info}/boot-kernel.sig || goto error_handler
kernel https://images2.sysdeploy.org/${ubuntu-variant}/${arch-info}/boot-kernel || goto try_next_card
imgverify --signer images.sysdeploy.org boot-kernel https://images2.sysdeploy.org/${ubuntu-variant}/${arch-info}/boot-kernel.sig || goto error_handler
# Get accurate time so we can set the clock in kernel boot cmdline
@ -220,7 +223,7 @@ echo ip-info ${ip-info}
sleep 1
boot boot-kernel initrd=initrd.cpio rootfstype=squashfs root=/squashfs ip=${ip-info} overlayroot=tmpfs:recurse=0 systemd.clock-usec=${unixtime:int32}000000 ds=nocloud-net;s=https://cloud-init.sysdeploy.org/apiv2?uuid=${uuid}&filetype= || goto error_handler
boot boot-kernel initrd=initrd.cpio initrd=squashfs rootfstype=squashfs root=/squashfs ip=${ip-info} overlayroot=tmpfs:recurse=0 systemd.clock-usec=${unixtime:int32}000000 ds=nocloud-net;s=https://cloud-init.sysdeploy.org/apiv2?uuid=${uuid}&filetype= || goto error_handler
# unixtime variable must be used with int32, because that's the only way it
# will display as decimal digits. unit32 and string both display as hex.