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Commits on Dec 9, 2022
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builder: add CPUModel option to QEMU configs
The CPU model is a qemu setting that lets users change the default cpu model used for building their VM image. On some Linux distributions (RHEL9), the default value for x86-64 hosts and guests (qemu64) is unsupported, leading to the plugin failing to start a VM. To make it easier for these users to user Packer with qemu, we add this option to the configurations, so they can specify it. This also allows us to document the potential problem they will encounter, and suggest a workaround if/when it arises.
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builder: only remove efivars on failure
Contrary to the original intent, the efivars.fd file that contains the required keys and EFI entries was removed all the time, including when the build was successful. This is an error, and is therefore fixed with this commit.
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example: update EFI build example with build_steps (#117)
* example: update EFI build example with build_steps Since we added the build_steps alternative for documenting and adding the boot commands, we update the example so it shows how it is used. Co-authored-by: Wilken Rivera <dev@wilkenrivera.com>
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