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docs: amend vmlinuz & initramfs naming convention 

I was confused while reading the docs how this could work, since in at
least the Fedora/CentOS/RHEL distros, they're named e.g.
initramfs-`uname -r`-$checksum.

Closes: #529
Approved by: cgwalters
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Jonathan Lebon 2016-10-13 11:56:46 -04:00 committed by Atomic Bot
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@ -43,13 +43,14 @@ deployment. For short, we will call this the "tree", to
distinguish it from the concept of a deployment. distinguish it from the concept of a deployment.
First, the tree must include a kernel stored as First, the tree must include a kernel stored as
`/boot/vmlinuz-$checksum`. The checksum should be a SHA256 hash of `vmlinuz(-.*)?-$checksum` in either `/boot` or `/usr/lib/ostree-boot`.
the kernel contents; it must be pre-computed before storing the kernel The checksum should be a SHA256 hash of the kernel contents; it must be
in the repository. Optionally, the tree can contain an initramfs, pre-computed before storing the kernel in the repository. Optionally,
stored as `/boot/initramfs-$checksum`. If this exists, the checksum the directory can also contain an initramfs, stored as
must include both the kernel and initramfs contents. OSTree will use `initramfs(-.*)?-$checksum`. If this exists, the checksum must include
this to determine which kernels are shared. The rationale for this is both the kernel and initramfs contents. OSTree will use this to
to avoid computing checksums on the client by default. determine which kernels are shared. The rationale for this is to avoid
computing checksums on the client by default.
The deployment should not have a traditional UNIX `/etc`; instead, it The deployment should not have a traditional UNIX `/etc`; instead, it
should include `/usr/etc`. This is the "default configuration". When should include `/usr/etc`. This is the "default configuration". When