On Thu, 18 Dec 2014, Dennis Gilmore wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > On Thu, 18 Dec 2014 10:20:50 -0600 > Connie Sieh <csieh at fnal.gov> wrote: > >> The pungi in git is clearly for Fedora. It can however be used for >> RHEL 7 but a few "patches" are needed for it to work. >> >> How would the patches best be put in pungi? There can be individual >> command line options added that enable/disable features. A example >> of this is there is no hfs support in RHEL 7 so a "nomacboot" command >> line option could be added to disable this. Another option is a >> single "rhel7" option that could cover all the rhel 7 patches. Which >> way would be best? >> >> > > The best way would be to add flags for the individual features. > > Dennis > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- > Version: GnuPG v2 > I have attached a patch for pungi 3.12.1 that provides a option "nomacboot". This command line option tells pungi to not include macboot in the compose. This is needed for EL7 as it does not provide HFS. The default has not been changed. -- Connie J. SiehHi Connie,This brings up a problem with the spec file.For RHEL7 based distro's, there is only x86_64.
If the default if for macboot to be turn on for x86_64, then the spec file
needs to be updated to "Require: hfsplus-tools".But, as you pointed out, RHEL7 doesn't provide HFS, so that's just silly.Here is a modified patch, that instead of adding "nomacboot", sets macboot to
false by default, and adds the option "macboot" to turn on macboot.Thoughts.Troy Dawson