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The CPIO-embedded initrd approach failed (too large for iPXE memory). Instead, use iPXE's sanhook to connect the ISO as a SAN block device before booting with kernel/initrd. The installer finds the ISO on the SAN device while we retain control over kernel parameters. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
26 lines
703 B
Go
26 lines
703 B
Go
package pxe
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import (
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"fmt"
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"provisioning/internal/model"
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)
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func BuildIPXEScript(publicURL string, img *model.Image, mac string) string {
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kernelURL := fmt.Sprintf("%s/images/boot/%s", publicURL, img.KernelPath)
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initrdURL := fmt.Sprintf("%s/images/boot/%s", publicURL, img.InitrdPath)
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isoURL := fmt.Sprintf("%s/images/boot/%s", publicURL, img.ISOPath)
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return fmt.Sprintf(`#!ipxe
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echo Provisioning: booting %s on ${mac}
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echo Connecting ISO via SAN...
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sanhook %s
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echo Loading kernel...
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kernel %s ramdisk_size=16777216 vga=791 video=vesafb:lfb:on rw quiet splash=verbose initrd=initrd
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echo Loading initrd...
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initrd --name initrd %s
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echo Booting...
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boot
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`, img.Name, isoURL, kernelURL, initrdURL)
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}
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