I keep getting an ISO based on Fedora 39 and not 41 when building an ISO on silverblue image.
The Repo : https://github.com/ZoeTheTransHoe/zoeys-first-image
Im trying to make my own silverblue spin. I want to base it off of Fedora 41, but despite adding
, going to then build an ISO from that repo makes it use Fedora SB 39 as the base, and not 41 as specified. Using latest instead of 41 doesnt fix my issue either.
Im using podman but I can replicate the same issue with docker. The command Im using to build the ISO is:
Im using Fedora Silverblue 41 to build the ISO on. Im not sure why even after specifing multiple times for it to build the latest Fedora it picks one 2 releases old ๐ญ.
Im going to bed now so I wont respond for a while. This is acc gonna be the death of me and I know Ive just missed some obvious parameter I need to add or change and im too tired to spot it,
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I think the image on github workflow works as expected, see in Build Cutom Image:
So if I bet I would say the reason for it not working would be an error while building your own iso
But if I may say, why wouldn't you just switch the image? it is one of the features of rpm-ostree (
rpm-ostree rebase
)
You can do something similar to the guide here but using your own image https://github.com/wayblueorg/wayblueGitHub
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I'm pretty sure you're missing a variable there. I'll have to check which one it is. I'll get back to you.
Yeah you just need
VERSION
set with the version of Fedora you wantuh uh
yay that worked
@Luke Skywunker @Heisshitze thank u both ๐
No problem!
time for my laptop to turn into a space heater lol