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fedora-coreos-proxmox

About

This is a fork from https://git.geco-it.net/GECO-IT-PUBLIC/fedora-coreos-proxmox.git, it has the modified as below:

  • Fixed: the problem of geco-motd and qemu-ga during the setup of latest FCOS, according to this post
  • Feature: additional custom config of Template VM base on the modifies of Doc-Tiebeau/proxmox-flatcar
  • Feature: allow adding custom packages repo

How To

  1. Be sure to install git on your PVE server first:

    apt update
apt install git

  2. Clone this repository on your Proxmox server:

    git clone https://github.com/jimlee2002/fedora-coreos-proxmox.git

  3. Get into the directory fedora-coreos-proxmox

    cd fedora-coreos-proxmox

  4. Modify template_deploy.conf to custom your VM parameter as below:

    # template vm vars
TEMPLATE_NAME="TMPLT-fcos" # Template VM name append with <flactar_version> in Proxmox GUI
TEMPLATE_RECREATE="false" # Fore recreate template ?
# Note: If you want only update hook script and Template_Ignition file, you can keep it as false, these files are always overwritten
TEMPLATE_VMID="900" # VMID of Template VM
TEMPLATE_VMSTORAGE="local-lvm" # Target storage for template VM
SNIPPET_STORAGE="local" # Target storage for snippets files
VMDISK_OPTIONS=",discard=on"

TEMPLATE_MEMORY="4096" # Amount of RAM for the template VM in MB
TEMPLATE_CPU_TYPE="host" # Emulated CPU type
TEMPLATE_CPU_CORE="4" # The number of cores for template VM
# 0-False, 1-True
TEMPLATE_AUTOSTART="1" # Whether the VM will be automatic restart after crash
TEMPLATE_ONBOOT="0" # Whether the VM will be started during system bootup.


TEMPLATE_IGNITION="fcos-base-tmplt.yaml"

# fcos image version
STREAMS=stable # The stream you decide to use
VERSION=36.20220618.3.1 # You need to bump it to the latest version manually
PLATEFORM=qemu
BASEURL=https://builds.coreos.fedoraproject.org

  5. Add your custom packages repo in hook-fcos.sh as below:

    (...)

    echo -n "Fedora CoreOS: Adding custom packages repos..."
    pkgs_repo=(
        # Put the URL of custom packages repo here
        "https://pkgs.tailscale.com/stable/fedora/tailscale.repo"
        "https://download.docker.com/linux/fedora/docker-ce.repo"
    )
    
(...)

  6. Run the scripts to generate the template VM:

    ./vmsetup.sh

  7. Check the template VM just generated in Proxmox Web GUI and clone a VM base on it.

  8. BEFORE first boot: update Cloud-Init config of your new VM in Proxmox Web GUI.

    Without specifying, the default username is admin

  9. Wait for multiple reboot the enjoy.

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