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The process is not straightforward, especially if you want to customize the image. And I have been unable to build a cloud-init image. But the ISO is buildabl
by LeBit 3y ago
The process is not straightforward, especially if you want to customize the image.
And I have been unable to build a cloud-init image.
But the ISO is buildable from the LTS branch and it works well.
- solarkraft 3y agoIt's been a while since I tried it, but I remember this roughly being my experience as well. I'm usually all for up to date software, but on my networking equipment??? I don't really want to beta test that stuff, but that's what they seem to want to make me do.
- LeBit 3y agoIt is not really beta software though. If you don't want to go into the trouble of building your own ISO, then, yes, you are a beta tester because the only thing they make available pre-built is the ISO from the 1.4 branch which is in flux. You can build the ISO from the LTS branch though and that branch doesn't move much. Though, I don't know how you can tell which commit was used to release, say v1.3.2. For the moment, I simply build an LTS ISO using the latest commit of the LTS branch. That strategy has been rock solid for years now.