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| 2 | xen-clone |
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| 4 | usage: xen-clone <bk_repository> <dest_dir> <orig_linux_dir> |
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| 6 | This script can be used to 'bk clone' and build a xen and xenolinux image |
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| 7 | from the master BK repository, either from a local copy, or from the |
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| 8 | public repository bk://xen.bkbits.net/xeno.bk |
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| 10 | In many circumstances, it can be invoked without any arguments and |
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| 11 | just `does the right thing'. |
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| 13 | The default dest_dir is 'xeno-clone', relative to the current directory. |
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| 15 | To build xenolinux, the script needs a pristine copy of the equivalent |
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| 16 | linux tree. The script looks in a couple of places on the local filesystem, |
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| 17 | then tries a download from from ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.4/ |
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| 19 | The script also tries a number of optional UCCL site-specific operations |
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| 20 | that configure the test machine booting infrastructure to boot the |
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| 21 | resultant image. |
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