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@@ -19,8 +19,8 @@ will do a multiple stage bootstrap. Currently this is only two stages:
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- Bootstrap is used by [0-initramfs](https://github.com/threefoldtech/0-initramfs/blob/development-zos-v3/packages/modules.sh) to basically add `internet` and `bootstrap` services to the base image
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- After internet service is fully started, bootstrap will start to download flists needed for zos node to work properly
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- As described above bootstrap run in two stages:
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- The first stage is used to update bootstrap itself, and it is done like that to avoid re-building the image if we only changed the bootstrap code. this update is basically done from `tf-autobuilder` repo in the [hub/tf-autobuilder](https://hub.threefold.me/tf-autobuilder) and download the latest bootstrap flist
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- For the second stage bootstrap will download the flists for that env. bootstrap cares about `runmode` argument that we pass during the start of the node. for example if we passed `runmode=dev` it will get the the tag `development` under [hub/tf-zos](https://hub.threefold.me/tf-zos) each tag is linked to a sub-directory where all flists for this env exists to be downloaded and installed on the node
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- The first stage is used to update bootstrap itself, and it is done like that to avoid re-building the image if we only changed the bootstrap code. this update is basically done from `tf-autobuilder` repo in the [hub/tf-autobuilder](https://hub.grid.tf/tf-autobuilder) and download the latest bootstrap flist
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- For the second stage bootstrap will download the flists for that env. bootstrap cares about `runmode` argument that we pass during the start of the node. for example if we passed `runmode=dev` it will get the the tag `development` under [hub/tf-zos](https://hub.grid.tf/tf-zos) each tag is linked to a sub-directory where all flists for this env exists to be downloaded and installed on the node
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## Testing in Developer setup
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- remove overlay link under `qemu/overlay`
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- remove overlay link under `qemu/overlay`
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- create a new link pointing to overlay.custom under zos/qemu `ln -s overlay.custom overlay`
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