I have just created a Rocky Linux 9 minimal Jail
Rocky Linux Jail notes so far on github
work in progress
The reason im looking at Rocky Linux is to use it to install Davinci Resolve 19
because Davinci Resolve wont render (export) footage using an Ubuntu jail
Davinci Resolve has switched from using Centos to Rocky Linux as its Linux base
and actually has a Rocky Linux iso
The issue is to install Linux in a jail you need to use a mini root fs tar file you can extract into the jail
and you cant extract the contents of an iso file into a jail and run it
Looking at the Rocky Linux download page i thought they only had iso files to download
Rocky Linux iso
But i came across this page about using Rocky Linux and wsl
Which has download links for tar files you can extract into a jail
So i created a new jail, extracted the tar file into the jail
set a nameserver in /etc/resolv.conf
started the jail, entered the jail
and then ran
the minimal image use microdnf instead of dnf apparently
so i now have a Rocky Linux 9 jail set up on Freebsd 14.1 p4
another though is that since Freebsd uses Centos for the Linuxulator
then maybe Rocky Linux might work better in a Freebsd Jail than other linux distro's
Also you should be able to install the Nvidia drivers using the Nvidia installer
which is needed for resolve so the divers in the jail match the version on the freebsd host
To install Davinci Resolve on Ubuntu have to use a script called makeresolvedb
to create a deb install for resolve and then fix lots of library issue on Ubuntu to get resolve to run
The Davinci Resolve installer is designed to work with Rocky Linux
so you dont need to use a script to build a package to install like on Ubuntu
I used Fedora for about 6 months
but havent used Rocky Linux before
So far i have installed the Rocky-9-Container-Minimal.latest.x86_64.tar.xz
and run microdnf update
Have to work out how to install free and non free repos
at least thats what you do with dnf on Fedora
I guess its a similar deal on Rocky
Have to rtfm
If anyone has used Rocky Linux before and has got any tips that would be great
otherwise ill have to do some reading up on the next steps
Rocky Linux Jail notes so far on github
work in progress
cerberus/freebsd/rocky-linux-jail.org at master · NapoleonWils0n/cerberus
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The reason im looking at Rocky Linux is to use it to install Davinci Resolve 19
because Davinci Resolve wont render (export) footage using an Ubuntu jail
Davinci Resolve has switched from using Centos to Rocky Linux as its Linux base
and actually has a Rocky Linux iso
The issue is to install Linux in a jail you need to use a mini root fs tar file you can extract into the jail
and you cant extract the contents of an iso file into a jail and run it
Looking at the Rocky Linux download page i thought they only had iso files to download
Rocky Linux iso
But i came across this page about using Rocky Linux and wsl
Import Rocky Linux to WSL or WSL2 - Documentation
docs.rockylinux.org
Which has download links for tar files you can extract into a jail
Code:
fetch 'https://dl.rockylinux.org/pub/rocky/9/images/x86_64/Rocky-9-Container-Minimal.latest.x86_64.tar.xz'
So i created a new jail, extracted the tar file into the jail
set a nameserver in /etc/resolv.conf
started the jail, entered the jail
and then ran
Code:
microdnf update
the minimal image use microdnf instead of dnf apparently
so i now have a Rocky Linux 9 jail set up on Freebsd 14.1 p4
another though is that since Freebsd uses Centos for the Linuxulator
then maybe Rocky Linux might work better in a Freebsd Jail than other linux distro's
Also you should be able to install the Nvidia drivers using the Nvidia installer
which is needed for resolve so the divers in the jail match the version on the freebsd host
To install Davinci Resolve on Ubuntu have to use a script called makeresolvedb
to create a deb install for resolve and then fix lots of library issue on Ubuntu to get resolve to run
The Davinci Resolve installer is designed to work with Rocky Linux
so you dont need to use a script to build a package to install like on Ubuntu
I used Fedora for about 6 months
but havent used Rocky Linux before
So far i have installed the Rocky-9-Container-Minimal.latest.x86_64.tar.xz
and run microdnf update
Have to work out how to install free and non free repos
at least thats what you do with dnf on Fedora
I guess its a similar deal on Rocky
Have to rtfm
If anyone has used Rocky Linux before and has got any tips that would be great
otherwise ill have to do some reading up on the next steps