I'm interested in this too. I am following the read-only root documentation,
which is starting to show its age a little (RedPaper redp4322 is good, but
copyright 2008), but still has good stuff about gold instances, maintenance and
cloning.
The other documents I have are the workbooks from some VM and Linux
installation classes I've taken, but a lot of the preparation stuff is skipped
over.
like, where and how to put an ISO. Nothing I've found in any cookbook says how
it was done, or what tools I can use to manage or unpack an ISO. BFS? OMVS? RPI?
I'm just interested in the latest doc. I'm trying to install ClefOS and manage
it as cleanly as possible.
R;
Rob Hamilton
Infrastructure Engineer
Chemical Abstracts Service
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Jake,
Which cookbook are you using?
-Mike M
On Wed, Dec 11, 2019 at 10:20 AM Jake Anderson <justmainfra...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hello
>
> I am pretty new to zLINUX provisioning.
>
> I have used cookbook to build Linux and if functional.
>
> From the provisioning part untill which chapter of cookbook i can follow ?
>
> Generally untill which chapter will be followed to provision the Linux
> guest ?
>
> Jake
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