install/baseline: Drop aarch64 reserved partition #624
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This was originally done to match what CoreOS is doing, which is motivated by having Ignition configs that work cross-architecture. We don't have the same constraints or focus; we encourage operation at filesystem level in general. This just changes the baseline `to-disk` installer, anyone who wants to do things like cross-architecture matching can of course do so externally. Signed-off-by: Colin Walters <walters@verbum.org>
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This was originally done to match what CoreOS is doing, which is motivated by having Ignition configs that work cross-architecture.
We don't have the same constraints or focus; we encourage operation at filesystem level in general.
This just changes the baseline
to-diskinstaller, anyone who wants to do things like cross-architecture matching can of course do so externally.