Add iso2lxc: convert TurnKey ISO to Proxmox LXC template#46
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Extracts squashfs from product ISO and repackages as a Proxmox-compatible
LXC container template (.tar.gz), following TKL naming convention.
Removes device nodes, kernel modules, and mount points that break
unprivileged containers. Masks kernel-dependent systemd services.
Usage: run 'iso2lxc' from any product directory after 'make'.
Output: build/debian-{VER}-turnkey-{APP}_{TKLVER}-{REV}_{ARCH}.tar.gz
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Summary
Add
iso2lxcutility to/usr/local/sbin/for converting TurnKey product ISOs into Proxmox-compatible LXC container templates.Usage
What it does
Tested
Built and deployed Moodle v19 as unprivileged LXC on Proxmox 6.8.