Hi Rohit

>>
>> Are the format conversions automated?
>
>They are now! The file name format is:
>$appliance-$build_date-$branch-hyperv.$format
>Format conversion and archiving is automated on a large instance with
>export formats:
>ova -> vmware
>vhd -> xen
>qcow2 -> kvm
>vhd -> hyperv
>
>Build job: 
>http://jenkins.cloudstack.org/view/All/job/build-systemvm-master
>
>But I'm yet to try one of xen or kvm templates. The bugs would be
>mostly fixable in postinstall.sh
>
>For exporting xen images from raw image, I had to build xen (for a
>library) and vhd-util from blktap2/tools. Will post a blog on that
>exercise.

I used to use a patch from the Xen ML to enable vhd-util to do
conversions, but IIRC this has been merged into master. If others (outside
of the build server) want to use vhd-util what are their options?

>
>I've fixed the partition as regular one with different partitions for
>/var, /opt, /usr, /tmp, /boot, /home, please see the partitions sizes,
>advise if we want to change them: (syntax: min. size, priority, max.
>size)
>https://git-wip-us.apache.org/repos/asf?p=incubator-cloudstack.git;a=commi
>t;h=ab63a433ecbf60e18ad6cbcb0353c61fa432bcdc

Looks good. Glad to see swap space. Have dealt with a few OOMs when the
system vm was FC8 and did not have swap.

>
>Chiradeep, we can copy stuff inside the appliance using veewee vbox
>ssh <command> or scping before we halt using veewee vbox halt
><machine>. How do you want to use the config.dat,

We should not need config.dat now that the debconf-set-selections trick is
used.


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