설치
아나콘다 설치자 및 연관된 구성을 위한 다음 출시 기록은 업스트림 버전에서 가져왔습니다.
그래픽 연결장치에서 변경
라이브 시스템에서 키보드 배열 구성을 사용합니다
지금까지, 사용자는 아나콘다에서 수동으로 라이브 환경을 위해 키보드 배열을 지정해야만 했습니다. 이와 같은 변경과 함께, 라이브 시스템 자체는 키보드 구성을 위해 담당하고 아나콘다는 단지 설치된 시스템을 위해 라이브 시스템에서 구성을 읽습니다.
라이브 키보드 배열은 만약 사용자가 수동으로 지정하지 않으면 자동으로 사용됩니다. 현재는, 그놈 쉘 환경만이 지원됩니다.
이는 과거에 해결 방법을 통해 해결된 RHBZ#2016613를 위한 올바른 수정 사항입니다. 이는 RHBZ#1955025를 해결하기 위한 조치이기도 합니다.
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킥스타트 지원에서 변경 사항
DNS를 다루도록 제어하는 신규 킥스타트 옵션
DNS의 다루도록 제어하는 network
킥스타트 명령을 위해 여러 신규 옵션이 있습니다:
-
The
--ipv4-dns-search
and--ipv6-dns-search
allow manual setting of DNS search domains. These options mirror their respective NetworkManager properties, for example:network --device ens3 --ipv4-dns-search example.com,custom-intranet-domain.biz (...)
-
--ipv4-ignore-auto-dns
and--ipv6-ignore-auto-dns
allow ignoring DNS settings from DHCP. These options do not take any arguments.
All of these network
command options must be used together with the --device
option.
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아나콘다 구성 파일에서 변경
Deprecated configuration options are now removed
The following deprecated configuration file options are now removed:
-
kickstart_modules
-
addons_enabled
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구조 및 하드웨어 지원 변경
Add support for compressed kernel modules
Support for Driver Discs containing compressed kernel modules has been added. Support for compressed kernel modules is limited to file extensions .ko`
.bz2`, .ko.gz
, .ko.xz
and .ko.zst
.
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Wait 5 secs during boot for OEMDRV devices
Because disks can take some time to appear, an additional delay of 5 seconds has been added. This can be overridden by boot argument inst.wait_for_disks=<value>
to let dracut wait up to <value>
additional seconds (0
turns the feature off, causing dracut to only wait up to 500ms). Alternatively, if the OEMDRV device is known to be present but too slow to be autodetected, the user can boot with an argument like inst.dd=hd:LABEL=OEMDRV
to indicate that dracut should expect an OEMDRV device and not start the installer until it appears.
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일반 변경
New Runtime module
Anaconda now has a new D-Bus module called Runtime
. This module stores run-time configuration of the installer and provides methods for the overall installer flow control.
This module must always run, or anaconda crashes. Users of the following configuration file entries must adapt to this change:
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Make the EFI System Partition at least 500MiB in size
The minimum size of the EFI System Partition (ESP) created by Anaconda has changed from 200 MiB to 500 MiB. The maximum size, which is used in most cases, remains at 600 MiB.
The reasons for this change include: * This partition is used to deploy firmware updates. These updates need free space of twice the SPI flash size, which will grow from 64 to 128 MiB in near future and make the current partition size too small. * The new minimum is identical with what Microsoft mandates OEMs allocate for the partition.
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Respect preferred disk label type provided by blivet
In Fedora 37, anaconda was changed to always format disks with GPT disk labels, so long as blivet reported that the platform supports them at all (even if blivet indicated that MBR labels should be preferred). This was intended to implement a plan to prefer GPT disk labels on x86_64 BIOS installs, but in fact resulted in GPT disk labels also being used in other cases. Now, we go back to respecting the preferred disk label type indicated by blivet, by default (a corresponding change has been made to blivet to make it prefer GPT labels on x86_64 BIOS systems). The inst.disklabel option can still be used to force a preference for gpt or mbr if desired.
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Install an image using systemd-boot rather than grub
With this release, systemd-boot can be selected as an alternative boot loader for testing and development purposes.
This can be done with inst.sdboot
from the grub/kernel command line or with --sdboot
in a kickstart file as part of the bootloader
command. The resulting machine should be free of grub, shim, and grubby packages, with all the boot files on the EFI System Partition (ESP). This may mean that it is wise to dedicate the space previously allocated for /boot
to the ESP in order to assure that future kernel upgrades will have sufficient space.
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