Mike
Mike
None of the other output formats that happen to use a VMDK disk format need to be affected by this (i.e. `aws` and `vmware_vmdk`), they all have their own `QemuVariant`...
The easiest implementation for this change would likely be to just always use split VMDKs for the OVA formats (`virtualbox` and `vmware`) rather than trying to detect when it's needed...
Correction to the original post, the `streamOptimized` subformat is mutually exclusive with the `twoGbMaxExtent*` subformats. However, the `qemu-img info` command can be run on the `disk.vmdk` file and includes the...
I'm a moron. There's no reason to mess with the subformat, the existing VMDK just needs to be chunked up. The OVF format supports chunked files and the `split` command...
I was working on a change that would use split VMDK disks, and discovered that VMWare and Virtualbox both fail to comply with the OVF 1.0/1.1 spec. Neither accepts split...
It's worth noting that this is the very reason why no one in the decades development teams have been working on it, has successfully created a tool that can do...
The options for where to set the `containers.conf` setting are given here: https://docs.podman.io/en/latest/markdown/podman.1.html#configuration-files I'm not familiar with Ruby or the Homebrew recipies or I'd submit a PR myself. Changing the...
> That's the way I suggested in https://github.com/containers/podman/issues/22015: treat passt (passt package) as a system dependency (at least for the moment being), because updated packages are available on most distributions....
For Debian and Ubuntu, released (non-testing) and LTS are what most people are using. If you're interested in up to date packages, very rarely does anyone pick a Debian-based distro....