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Currently planning on trying out a newer vagrant RPM to see if it knows how to download from the new hashicorp cloud box registry. |
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I confirmed that newer vagrant versions (2.4.1) can install boxes from the new hashicorp registry. |
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That's an interesting idea, I'll need to test that out and see how easy it is. |
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I built a base CentOS 9 Stream bootc host and uploaded it as a box to https://portal.cloud.hashicorp.com/services/vagrant/registries/katello/boxes/centos-stream9-bootc/versions/2025.0925.1700?project_id=08e72f3b-c08f-4707-a94b-96f7464fbf9a
It's exposed here in forklift. There are some caveats:
I had to find the raw download link because Fedora's current version of Vagrant doesn't seem to know how to connect to the new Vagrant registry in the Hashicorp cloud (https://app.daily.dev/posts/vagrant-cloud-is-moving-to-hcp-s6pzswzuc)mkdir: cannot create directory ‘/vagrant’: Read-only file systembecause/is read-only on bootc hosts.-> I tried disabling the syncing via
synced_foldersin the yaml file, but it was ignored. I'm curious if anyone has any other ideas for disabling the default rsyncing for a single host.