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# This document describes updating the SmartOS boot_archive and /usr volumes.
#
# The boot_archive effectively contains /. If you want to make changes to SMF
# or so forth, you need to update the boot_archive.
#
# If you want to add things to /usr, such as drivers, you will need to update
# usr.lgz. It is compressed, so note the lofiadm -U and -C calls below. Once
# you have updated usr.lgz you will need to copy it back to the mounted
# boot_arhive.
#

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https://cloud.google.com/container-registry/docs/quickstart

Make sure you have the gcloud tools setup, and then run:

gcloud auth configure-docker

17:25:35 eos:~/src/fastly/kryten-api$ git checkout jemershaw/docker

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http://phillyfoodie.com/post/1568443917/stocking-up-preggie-prep-gnocchi

http://phillyfoodie.com/post/2700115516/monkey-bread-the-traditional-holiday-treat

http://phillyfoodie.com/post/4365341672/turkey-grandmere

http://phillyfoodie.com/post/11719056200/ginger-pineapple-salad

http://phillyfoodie.com/post/136887454/6-cans-a-pound-of-chicken-5-dinners

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"Good hardware costs money, and your time has value. The ditches on either
side of the road through the land of hardware are steep and home to
manifold ferocious beasts. Stray from this golden path at your peril."

-- Keith Wesolowski

http://www.listbox.com/member/archive/184463/2013/02/sort/time_rev/page/1/entry/0:156/20130218134633:82C0ABBC-79FB-11E2-B214-A90A0365DAE4/

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# It's important to convert the vbox image (VMDK or VDI or whatever) using
# the same version of VirtualBox that created it. You can try converting the image
# with qemu-img or kvm-img, but weird version mismatches will possibly make it not
# work.

# On your VirtualBox machine:

cd $VBOX_ROOT/$MACHINE_ROOT/
VBoxManage clonehd machine.vmdk machine.img --format RAW
scp machine.img root@kvm-host:/somewhere

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From: Bryan Horstmann-Allen <bdha@joyent.com>
To: conch-dev@joyent.com
Cc: netops@joyent.com, dcops@joyent.com, sysops@joyent.com, jdevs@joyent.com, manta@joyent.com
Bcc: bryan@pobox.com, jenny.miller@joyent.com
Subject: 안녕히 계세요
Reply-To: bdha@joyent.com

Hi folks,

Today is my last day at Joyent. I've enjoyed working with all of you over the

bdha

Hi folks,

Today is my last day at Joyent. I've enjoyed working with all of you over the
last ~3 years. Some of you I've wanted to work with for over a decade! It was a
real treat to get to do so.

Over the last couple weeks I've thought about some of the things I'm proud of
accomplishing both personally and as an organization, and maybe it would be
good to remind everyone of them:

bdha

Hi folks,

Today is my last day at Joyent. I've enjoyed working with all of you over the
last ~3 years. Some of you I've wanted to work with for over a decade! It was a
real treat to get to do so.

Over the last couple weeks I've thought about some of the things I'm proud of
accomplishing both personally and as an organization, and maybe it would be
good to remind everyone of them:

bdha

Using OS X and vmware Fusion. Requires an actual Solarish system or VM to modify the boot_archive.

Why would you want to do this? Well, it's an easy way of modifying an excellent platform for your own nefarious ends. Maybe you want to inject some extra (or less) work into the install scripts. Or just add some extra default services. Or drop in some leet figlet into /etc/issue. Or more usefully: Drop your application bootstrapping code into the platform to create turnkey appliances.

Prep

Download and decompress the SmartOS VMware image.

Copy the boot image out of the VM directory and mount it.