[ ] Use 'qcow2 (prealloc metadata)', it is only 6.5MiB.
Maybe is faster.
[ ] Use 'virsh domifaddrs' to find out the IP addresses?
[ ] Add an install method to stream the image dirrectly + copy-on-read?
[ ] Check other filesystems: nils2 etc for virtual machine.
[ ] Use guestmount when building VM images?
[ ] Add sha1sum of the VM images
[ ] Sign vm images.
[ ] Document that is a i386 image to be able to be run on a lot of machines?
[ ] Control ext4 size of the inodes / number to obtain a smaller image.
* experiment:
truncate a.img --size 100M
tune2fs -l a.img | grep "Inode count" # => 25688; Inode size = 128
truncate a.img --size 200M
resize2fs a.img
tune2fs -l a.img | grep "Inode count" # => 49400
guestfish: sparsesuper sounds nice
mkfs.ext4 -N number_of_inodes
* experiment:
mkfs.ext4 -N 1000
tune2fs -l a.img | grep "Inode count" # => 1000; Inode size = 128
truncate a.img --size 300M
resize2fs a.img => 1520 inodes!
So, we must start with a number of inodes.
[ ]
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This means that your pushed commits will automatically be transformed into a
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... clone the repository ...
... make some changes and some commits ...
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