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@@ -77,26 +77,36 @@ the hosts.yml file from the host called gentoo1 in the linux_libvirt_group.
There are 3 ansible roles:
1. base : The base role sets up the basics and is required to be run.
It sets up the essential parameters to run roles on the host or client.
Check the settings in roles/base/defaults/main.yml before running the role.
2. proxy : The proxy role sets up the networking with proxies,
and is required to be run, even if you don't use a proxy.
It sets proxying and installs basic packages on the host or client.
Check the settings in roles/proxy/defaults/main.yml before running the role.
3. toxcore :
This role sets up the software to run libvirt on the host.
Check the settings in roles/toxcore/defaults/main.yml before running the role.
In addition, toxcore calls an included role ansible-gentoo_install.
This is an updated version of the abandonned
https://github.com/agaffney/ansible-gentoo_install/ This role,
when run on the host, builds the Gentoo base qcow image. As a safety
feature, you must create the qcow2 image and activate it with:
The host creates the base qcow2 image and then creates the overlay
image. When both are created, it install Tox software on the host and
client.
In addition, toxcore calls an included role ansible-gentoo_install.
This is an updated version of the abandonned
https://github.com/agaffney/ansible-gentoo_install/ This role,
when run on the host, builds the Gentoo base qcow image. As a safety
feature, you must create the qcow2 image and activate it with:
modprobe nbd
qemu-img $BOX_NBD_BASE_QCOW 20G
qemu-nbd -c $BOX_NBD_DEV $BOX_NBD_BASE_QCOW
modprobe nbd
qemu-img $BOX_NBD_BASE_QCOW 20G
qemu-nbd -c $BOX_NBD_DEV $BOX_NBD_BASE_QCOW
and put these values into the hosts.yml file in the pentoo or devuan
target, depending on your host operating system. The filesytem that
holds base qcow2 $BOX_NBD_BASE_QCOW must have at least 12G available,
and may grow to almost 20G.
and put these values into the hosts.yml file in the pentoo or devuan
target, depending on your host operating system. The filesytem that
holds base qcow2 $BOX_NBD_BASE_QCOW must have at least 12G available,
and may grow to almost 20G.
After you have finished building the base qcow2 image, you will want
to dismount it with qemu-nbd -d $BOX_NBD_DEV. Be careful and look