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* packaging: use libuuid x86_64 package for cloudstack-common Signed-off-by: Rohit Yadav <rohit.yadav@shapeblue.com> * 64 bit links is packaged * post scan filter to exclude libuuid.so.1 * Revert "packaging: use libuuid x86_64 package for cloudstack-common" This reverts commit b3fb8957fe4e98c85949be2010f0316c89d535a9. * post scan filter to exclude libuuid.so.1 (centos63) * revert removal of 32 bit support for vhd-util libs
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Introduction
This is used to build appliances for use with CloudStack. Currently two build profiles are available for building systemvmtemplate (Debian based) and CentOS based built-in user VM template.
Setting up Tools and Environment
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Install packer and latest KVM, qemu on a Linux machine
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Install tools for exporting appliances: qemu-img, ovftool, faketime
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Build and install
vhd-utilas described in build.sh or use pre-built binaries at:http://packages.shapeblue.com/systemvmtemplate/vhd-util http://packages.shapeblue.com/systemvmtemplate/libvhd.so.1.0
How to build appliances
Just run build.sh, it will export archived appliances for KVM, XenServer,
VMWare and HyperV in dist directory:
bash build.sh systemvmtemplate
bash build.sh builtin