David Cassany Viladomat

> So.. gotta ask: what's the motivation behind this? The motivation is to decouple as much as possible the OS image contents from the installation details such as partition layout...

At a glance few strategies come to my mind: 1. Adding modules as part of or using the same strategy as it was an OS upgrade. That means using `after-install-hook`,...

I agree trying to include everything within the ISO won't be an appropriate solution, even if all drivers/modules/whatever is accessible and without licensing issues we just can't pretend to match...

> If the user installs RPMs that have a dependency, how can he access the repo in IBS? I think this is a quite common case for kmod or dkms...

> Upon checking this issue it seems like elemental cannot work with rancher installed via docker (how can someone install elemental and rancher in the same cluster when rancher is...

I am not sure you actually needs those, I say you don't. I did that several months ago and never looked back, since it is good enough for my daily...

Cutsomization of labels is already possible closing

No longer relevant and solved by slightly different approaches

While some part of this card are still valid, like adding toolchain checks in elemental-cli the whole story about building disks is outdated and about to be superseded by rancher/elemental-cli#422

@jplana gentle ping. What you think about it, is it feasible to make to tag a new release to include the above mentioned commit? Thanks