Flexible and easy to use operating system installation tool.
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Nailgun puts 'kernel_lt' flag in provisioning data and if this flag is set, it is supposed that we need to install kernel-lt package which is fedora kernel 3.10. We assume both kernels are available in centos OS image: 2.6 and 3.10. We can just configure grub to boot with one of those kernels. If flag 'kernel_lt' is NOT set, we use 'vmlinuz-2.6' regexp for looking up for kernel file. Otherwise we use default regexp 'vmlinuz' and sort available kernels in backward direction, i.e. we use the newest available kernel. Co-Authored-By: Vladimir Kozhukalov <vkozhukalov@mirantis.com> Change-Id: I1f7eee934440ce32d6e733c417e82f578b6d0c18 Partially-closes-bug: #1398643 |
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