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I found reference to using uefi to boot VM's and also reference to --blocksize in virt-install,However I dont see a way of telling virt-builder to build for a 4k sector target. This also has the side effect that it must also specify uefi/ocmf as a boot scheme and also the use of a gpt instead of mbr. I think most distros faced with a 4K sector target disk will install using uefi/gpt but I don't see
a way to tell virt-builder to build a 4K target and how it needs to launch it using uefii. Unless there is a way of using qemu-img to build a 4k sector image followed by some way to induce virt-builder to deal with that and know that to boot it involves uefi. If this is referenced or documented somewhere I'd be happy to refer to that.
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I found reference to using uefi to boot VM's and also reference to --blocksize in virt-install,However I dont see a way of telling virt-builder to build for a 4k sector target. This also has the side effect that it must also specify uefi/ocmf as a boot scheme and also the use of a gpt instead of mbr. I think most distros faced with a 4K sector target disk will install using uefi/gpt but I don't see
a way to tell virt-builder to build a 4K target and how it needs to launch it using uefii. Unless there is a way of using qemu-img to build a 4k sector image followed by some way to induce virt-builder to deal with that and know that to boot it involves uefi. If this is referenced or documented somewhere I'd be happy to refer to that.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: