>>Well, sure, if someone tells me how to pass the config as an argument to
>>kernel load on EC2.
I think you can put them in grub.cfg - that’s what the rump iso configuration
does to tell the rump kernel where to find the json.cfg
Instead of this:
set timeout=0
menuentry "rumpkernel" {
multiboot /boot/simple_hw_generic.xen ROOTFSCFG=/json.cfg
}
Maybe something like this:
set timeout=0
menuentry "rumpkernel" {
multiboot /boot/simple_hw_generic.xen JSONCONFIG=" {,\n\t\"cmdline\":
\"simple_hw_generic.xen\",\n\t\"hostname\":
\"rumprun-simple_hw_generic.xen.iso\",\n},”
}
json has been escaped in the above example.
It should work for EC2 or any other platform.
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