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@@ -83,6 +83,28 @@ There are 3 ansible roles:
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3. toxcore :
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In addition, toxcore calls an included role ansible-gentoo_install.
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This is an updated version of the abandonned
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https://github.com/agaffney/ansible-gentoo_install/ This role,
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when run on the host, builds the Gentoo base qcow image. As a safety
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feature, you must create the qcow2 image and activate it with:
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modprobe nbd
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qemu-img $BOX_NBD_BASE_QCOW 20G
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qemu-nbd -c $BOX_NBD_DEV $BOX_NBD_BASE_QCOW
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and put these values into the hosts.yml file in the pentoo or devuan
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target, depending on your host operating system. The filesytem that
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holds base qcow2 $BOX_NBD_BASE_QCOW must have at least 12G available,
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and may grow to almost 20G.
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After you have finished building the base qcow2 image, you will want
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to dismount it with qemu-nbd -d $BOX_NBD_DEV. Be careful and look
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in /proc/partitions to see if it is still there after you dismount it:
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it the partition is busy the dismount will fail silently, and you can
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get into trouble if partprobe complains. You may have to reboot,
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or it may resolve itself. Wierd.
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Each role has been conditionalized to run with different connections.
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## Connection Types
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