I am trying to explore OSv and Unikernels in general. I have a Capstanfile
defined in this link to a public, and the output when I build and run the
app using capstan gist
https://gist.github.com/timotheosh/a98884e4d13fca669110df18cde054e2
Other useful details include that I am doing this
This allows exporting an image's files while doing a complete build on
the same invocation (these should anyway be orthogonal).
Signed-off-by: Fotis Xenakis
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This makes the necessary and pretty straight-forward additions to the
laoder to support using virtio-fs as the root filesystem. It also makes
minimal changes to scripts/build to add support there as well. Note
that, to obtain a directory with contents specified by the manifest
files, usable as the
Previously, the loader always attempted to:
1. Mount a rofs root filesystem.
2. Mount a zfs root filesystem, if the previous failed.
3. Do nothing (i.e. keep the ramfs mounted as bootfs) if the others
failed.
This adds a new command line option to better control this behaviour,
specifying
Changes since v1:
- Made the loader backwards compatible: if the --rootfs flag is not
specified, it fals back to the previous behavior of trying to mount
rofs, followed by zfs.
On the root filesystem selection front, the thought of generalizing the
current implementation to try out the other
