aarch64 live iso support #384
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this can be used to define special platform-specific support things, like extra packages, a device tree, and cmdline. This allows creating live isos that support generic arm64 UEFI as well as ones that require special care (like the x13s)
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build-x86-images: rename to mkiso
this name is no longer accurate, so let's make it a bit more descriptive
mklive, mkiso: support aarch64
adds support for building aarch64 isos, and for cross-building
mklive, grub: add support for "platforms" in live isos
this can be used to define special platform-specific support things, like extra packages, a device tree, and cmdline. This allows creating live isos that support generic arm64 UEFI as well as ones that require special care (like the x13s).
Each platform is defined in
platforms/and currently can add additional packages, set a dtb to use (which is then copied from the rootfs during build), and/or add kernel cmdline argumentsThis change has no effect on x86_64 and i686.
TODO
lib.shbinfmt handling instead of relying on the host already having binfmts registered (and probably refactor that a bit to use the existing binfmt definitions)lib.sh)