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Currently it's not possible to set `essential-services' when building operating systems for containers, since `container-essential-services' always uses the defaults. It's possible to reference `essential-services' from the operating system that's passed in, but since it's thunked, the operating system needs to be defined in two passes to avoid an infinite loop. * gnu/system/linux-container.scm (container-essential-services): Use operating-system-essential-services instead of the defaults to allow overriding the base services. (containerized-operating-system): Update accordingly. Signed-off-by: Ludovic Courtès <ludo@gnu.org> Change-Id: I81452487ef1ad01d3fa874c26d93a67d58ce6062 |
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| hurd.scm | ||
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| install.scm | ||
| keyboard.scm | ||
| linux-container.scm | ||
| linux-initrd.scm | ||
| locale.scm | ||
| mapped-devices.scm | ||
| nss.scm | ||
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| setuid.scm | ||
| shadow.scm | ||
| uuid.scm | ||
| vm.scm | ||