Closed peteruithoven closed 1 year ago
Booting into it, the installer also mentions 6.1. So I might be doing something wrong.
Ah, to use the stable 7.0 release I needed to use the terraform-stable-azure.conf
. So:
docker run --privileged -i -v /proc:/proc \
-v ${PWD}:/working_dir \
-w /working_dir \
debian:latest \
/bin/bash -s etc/terraform-stable-azure.conf < build.sh
In /etc/config
, in the .conf
files see the VERSION
.
Indeed, the default terraform.conf
needs updating to match terraform-stable-azure
, but not using the azure mirrors. Feel free to open a PR 😉
The ones with azure mirrors are used for building in GitHub actions, but work fine for regular use too.
I'm happy to, but I'm a bit confused. You say terraform.conf
should not use azure mirrors? But all the terraform configurations seem to use the same Azure mirror (http://azure.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/
). I don't know what else to use.
I'm happy to, but I'm a bit confused. You say
terraform.conf
should not use azure mirrors? But all the terraform configurations seem to use the same Azure mirror (http://azure.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/
). I don't know what else to use.
Hm, it looks like this has been inadvertently changed at some point. I think it's better to use archive.ubuntu.com
instead of azure.archive.ubuntu.com
.
I find that I get slow speeds when I use the azure mirror on my home connection. But azure is definitely the best mirror to use for the automated builds that GitHub Actions does, since GitHub Actions is hosted in azure.
I've cloned this repo and build it following the 64-bit AMD/Intel instructions, but it seems to generate an iso with 6.0 in the name, instead of 7, what I would expect at this moment.
Full filename:
elementaryos-6.0-stable.20230215.iso
.