Open johanneskastl opened 1 month ago
Hello,
you can download the image, convert it and then upload it from your local file with the --image-path=
flag.
In general it makes sense to add support for other image types, but for simplicity the tools needed to convert the images should already be installed in the rescue environment, not sure if qemu-img
is available there right now.
I would add it as a separate thing to compression though, but in the same way that compression is currently handled.
Hello,
you can download the image, convert it and then upload it from your local file with the
--image-path=
flag.
Ah, thanks, that's nice. Is this documented and I just missed it? Or is this just visible from the help
output?
In general it makes sense to add support for other image types, but for simplicity the tools needed to convert the images should already be installed in the rescue environment, not sure if
qemu-img
is available there right now.I would add it as a separate thing to compression though, but in the same way that compression is currently handled.
Yes, that sounds good. IMHO it would be a nice feature. I'll keep this issue open, to track its progress?
Kind Regards, Johannes
Ah, thanks, that's nice. Is this documented and I just missed it? Or is this just visible from the help output?
That was only included in the --help
output. I now added the help output directly to the repository to make it easier to learn about the options: https://github.com/apricote/hcloud-upload-image/blob/main/docs/cli/hcloud-upload-image_upload.md
I'll keep this issue open, to track its progress?
Sounds good. I will update the title :)
Hi,
I just found your very nice tool and successfully used it to upload a Flatcar image.
I wanted to try out the openSUSE MicroOS images, but those are only available in formats other than RAW.
https://get.opensuse.org/microos/ => Download => Alternative Downloads
Is there a way to upload e.g. a qcow2 image? Would it be possible to add a feature to support qcow2, maybe by piggy-backing as "compression"?
Or do I need to download the image, convert it manually and then use the local image file? (I guess this does not work, as the image is downloaded into the rescue system from $somewhere, where $somewhere needs to be reachable...)
Kind Regards, Johannes