On Thu, Jun 09, 2022 at 10:02:54AM +0200, Laszlo Ersek wrote:
 On 06/08/22 18:48, Richard W.M. Jones wrote:
 > When we split virt-v2v from libguestfs many moons ago, I copied the
 > test-data/ subdirectory over.  I didn't modify it much, and it
 > contains much test data that is irrelevant to virt-v2v.  (This change
 > does _not_ clean up any of that ...)  However we did use the phony
 > Windows image (test-data/phony-guests/windows.img) to do a semblance
 > of testing Windows conversions, or as much as can be done without
 > having the proprietary operating system itself around.
 > 
 > We never used any of the Linux images, and in fact (before this
 > change) they could not be used.
 
 Ah, indeed; for the LUKS-on-LV stuff, I synched
 "test-data/phony-guests/make-fedora-img.pl" from libguestfs and
 guestfs-tools (commits 8f2bbc3d50d8 and 27da4b0c4991), but didn't touch
 virt-v2v's copy. There was no need, and even prior differences existed.
 
 ... Indeed, libguestfs commit 0b223a287711 ("test-data: Replace
 deprecated luks_open with cryptsetup_open.", 2021-05-27) had not been
 ported to virt-v2v's copy. 
It probably makes sense to backport these commits if they apply
easily.  Can you do that?  I don't think they will conflict with this
series, but would allow us to test the luks-on-lv case additionally.
Rich.
 > They simply don't appear close enough
 > to a real guest to work with virt-v2v.  In particular they lack
 > installed kernels, modules, bootloader config and the program needed
 > to rebuild the initramfs.
 > 
 > This change fixes the Fedora image(s) so they can be used for testing,
 > and adds conversion of those to the testsuite.
 > 
 > I already pushed the first commit in this series since it was a big
 > binary blob update to the phony Fedora RPM database that was not
 > reviewable:
 > 
 >
https://github.com/libguestfs/virt-v2v/commit/0d1b2ec1b733db1ca0bebf2e4a9...
 > 
 > Rich.
 > 
 > 
 
 Thanks
 Laszlo 
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