(Note though, the root partition should be reasonably sized, or
hopefully you've used just one big partition).
-We allow booting into these roots via a modified dracut - if you have
-this system installed, at boot time it shows a prompt like:
+You should be able to boot into one of these roots. Since hacktree
+lives inside a distro created partition, a tricky part here is that we
+need to know how to interact with the installed distribution's grub.
+This is an annoying but tractable problem.
-[0] Default root
-[1] /gnomeos/root-3.0-opt
-[2] /gnomeos/root-3.2-opt
-
-If you pick [1] or [2], then instead of calling switch_root for /,
-it uses the selected root.
+Hacktree will allow efficiently parallel installing and downloading OS
+builds.
== The recipe set ==
If the script fails, we can roll back the update, or drop to a shell
if interactive.
-== Booting ==
-
== Local modifications ==
A key point of this whole endeavour is that we want developers to be