Hetzner CoreOS Install Conf for VirtAPI

install.conf

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##  Hetzner Online GmbH - installimage - standard config
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## ====================
##  HARD DISK DRIVE(S):
## ====================


# Onboard: SAMSUNG HD753LJ
DRIVE1 /dev/sda
# Onboard: SAMSUNG HD753LJ
DRIVE2 /dev/sdb



## ===============
##  SOFTWARE RAID:
## ===============

## activate software RAID?  < 0 | 1 >

SWRAID 1

## Choose the level for the software RAID < 0 | 1 | 10 >

SWRAIDLEVEL 1

## ============
##  BOOTLOADER:
## ============


## Do not change. This image does not include or support lilo (grub only)!:

BOOTLOADER grub

## ==========
##  HOSTNAME:
## ==========

## which hostname should be set?
##

HOSTNAME CoreOS-1010-64-production

## ==========================
##  PARTITIONS / FILESYSTEMS:
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## define your partitions and filesystems like this:
##
## PART  <mountpoint/lvm>  <filesystem/VG>  <size in MB>
##
## * <mountpoint/lvm> mountpoint for this filesystem  *OR*  keyword 'lvm'
##                    to use this PART as volume group (VG) for LVM
## * <filesystem/VG>  can be ext2, ext3, reiserfs, xfs, swap  *OR*  name
##                    of the LVM volume group (VG), if this PART is a VG
## * <size>           you can use the keyword 'all' to assign all the
##                    remaining space of the drive to the *last* partition.
##                    you can use M/G/T for unit specification in MIB/GIB/TIB
##
## notes:
##   - extended partitions are created automatically
##   - '/boot' cannot be on a xfs filesystem
##   - '/boot' cannot be on LVM!
##   - when using software RAID 0, you need a '/boot' partition
##
## example without LVM (default):
## -> 4GB   swapspace
## -> 512MB /boot
## -> 10GB  /
## -> 5GB   /tmp
## -> all the rest to /home
#PART swap   swap      4096
#PART /boot  ext2       512
#PART /      reiserfs 10240
#PART /tmp   xfs       5120
#PART /home  ext3       all
#
##
## to activate LVM, you have to define volume groups and logical volumes
##
## example with LVM:
#
## normal filesystems and volume group definitions:
## -> 512MB boot  (not on lvm)
## -> all the rest for LVM VG 'vg0'
#PART /boot  ext3     512M
#PART lvm    vg0       all
#PART lvm    vg0       all
#
## logical volume definitions:
#LV <VG> <name> <mount> <filesystem> <size>
#
#LV vg0   root   /        ext4         10G
#LV vg0   swap   swap     swap          4G
#LV vg0   tmp    /tmp     reiserfs      5G
#LV vg0   home   /home    xfs          20G
#
#
## your system has the following devices:
#
# Disk /dev/sda: 750 GB (=> 698 GiB) doesn't contain a valid partition table
# Disk /dev/sdb: 750 GB (=> 698 GiB) doesn't contain a valid partition table
#
## Based on your disks and which RAID level you will choose you have
## the following free space to allocate (in GiB):
# RAID  0: ~1396
# RAID  1: ~698
#

## NOTICE: This image does not support custom partition sizes.
## NOTICE: Please keep the following lines unchanged. They are just placeholders.
PART swap swap 8G
PART /boot ext3 512M
PART / ext4 all


## ========================
##  OPERATING SYSTEM IMAGE:
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## full path to the operating system image
##   supported image sources:  local dir,  ftp,  http,  nfs
##   supported image types: tar, tar.gz, tar.bz, tar.bz2, tar.xz, tgz, tbz, txz
## examples:
#
# local: /path/to/image/filename.tar.gz
# ftp:   ftp://<user>:<password>@hostname/path/to/image/filename.tar.bz2
# http:  http://<user>:<password>@hostname/path/to/image/filename.tbz
# https: https://<user>:<password>@hostname/path/to/image/filename.tbz
# nfs:   hostname:/path/to/image/filename.tgz
#
# for validation of the image, place the detached gpg-signature
# and your public key in the same directory as your image file.
# naming examples:
#  signature:   filename.tar.bz2.sig
#  public key:  public-key.asc

IMAGE /root/.oldroot/nfs/install/../images/CoreOS-1010-64-production.bin.bz2

installimage -h

usage:  installimage [options]

  without any options, installimage starts in interactive mode.
  possible options are:

  -h                    display this help

  -a                    automatic mode / batch mode - use this in combination
                        with the options below to install without further
                        interaction. there will be no further confirmations
                        for deleting disks / all your data, so use with care!

  -c <configfile>       use the specified config file in
                        /root/.oldroot/nfs/install/configs for autosetup. when using
                        this option, no other options except '-a' are accepted.

  -x <post-install>     Use this file as post-install script, that will be executed after
                        installation inside the chroot.

  -n <hostname>         set the specified hostNAME.
  -b <lilo|grub>        use either lilo or grub as BOOTLOADER.
  -r <yes|no>           activate software RAID or not.
  -l <0|1|5|6|10>       set the specified raid LEVEL.
  -i <imagepath>        use the specified IMAGE to install (full path to the OS image)
                        - supported image sources: local dir, ftp, http, nfs
                        - supported image types: tar,tar.gz,tar.bz,tar.bz2,tar.xz,tgz,tbz,txz
                        - supported binary image types: bin,bin.bz2 (CoreOS only)
                        examples:
                        - local: /path/to/image/filename.tar.gz
                        - ftp:   ftp://<user>:<password>@hostname/path/to/image/filename.tar.bz2
                        - http:  http://<user>:<password>@hostname/path/to/image/filename.tbz
                        - https: https://<user>:<password>@hostname/path/to/image/filename.tbz
                        - nfs:   hostname:/path/to/image/filename.tgz
  -g                    Use this to force validation of the image file with detached GPG signature.
                        If the image is not valid, the installation will abort.
  -p <partitions>       define the PARTITIONS to create, example:
                        - regular partitions:  swap:swap:4G,/:ext3:all
                        - lvm setup example:   /boot:ext2:256M,lvm:vg0:all
  -v <logical volumes>  define the logical VOLUMES you want to be created
                        - example: vg0:root:/:ext3:20G,vg0:swap:swap:swap:4G
  -d <drives>           list of hardDRIVES to use, e.g.:  sda  or  sda,sdb
  -f <yes|no>           FORMAT the second drive (if not used for raid)?
  -s <de|en>            Language to use for different things (e.g.PLESK)
  -z PLESK_<Version>    Install optional software like PLESK with version <Version>
  -K <path/url>         Install SSH-Keys from file/URL