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like `build-vm', but boots using the regular boot loader (i.e. GRUB 1 or 2) rather than booting directly from the kernel/initrd. Thus it allows testing of GRUB. svn path=/nixos/trunk/; revision=23747
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#! @shell@ -e
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# Allow the location of NixOS sources and the system configuration
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# file to be overridden.
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NIXOS=${NIXOS:-/etc/nixos/nixos}
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NIXPKGS=${NIXPKGS:-/etc/nixos/nixpkgs}
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NIXOS_CONFIG=${NIXOS_CONFIG:-/etc/nixos/configuration.nix}
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export NIXPKGS # must be exported so that a non default location is passed to nixos/default.nix
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showSyntax() {
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# !!! more or less cut&paste from
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# system/switch-to-configuration.sh (which we call, of course).
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cat <<EOF
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Usage: $0 [OPTIONS...] OPERATION
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The operation is one of the following:
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switch: make the configuration the boot default and activate now
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boot: make the configuration the boot default
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test: activate the configuration, but don't make it the boot default
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build: build the configuration, but don't make it the default or
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activate it
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build-vm: build a virtual machine containing the configuration
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(useful for testing)
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build-vm-with-bootloader:
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like build-vm, but include a boot loader in the VM
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dry-run: just show what store paths would be built/downloaded
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pull: just pull the Nixpkgs channel manifest and exit
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Options:
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--install-grub (re-)install the Grub bootloader
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--no-pull don't do a nix-pull to get the latest Nixpkgs
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channel manifest
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--no-build-nix don't build the latest Nix from Nixpkgs before
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building NixOS
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--rollback restore the previous NixOS configuration (only
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with switch, boot, test, build)
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--fast same as --no-pull --no-build-nix --show-trace
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Various nix-build options are also accepted, in particular:
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--show-trace show a detailed stack trace for evaluation errors
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Environment variables affecting nixos-rebuild:
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\$NIXOS path to the NixOS source tree
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\$NIXPKGS path to the Nixpkgs source tree
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\$NIXOS_CONFIG path to the NixOS system configuration specification
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EOF
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exit 1
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}
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# Parse the command line.
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extraBuildFlags=
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action=
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pullManifest=1
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buildNix=1
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rollback=
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while test "$#" -gt 0; do
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i="$1"; shift 1
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case "$i" in
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--help)
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showSyntax
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;;
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switch|boot|test|build|dry-run|build-vm|build-vm-with-bootloader|pull)
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action="$i"
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;;
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--install-grub)
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export NIXOS_INSTALL_GRUB=1
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;;
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--no-pull)
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pullManifest=
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;;
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--no-build-nix)
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buildNix=
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;;
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--rollback)
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rollback=1
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;;
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--show-trace|--no-build-hook|--keep-failed|-K|--keep-going|-k|--verbose|-v|--fallback)
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extraBuildFlags="$extraBuildFlags $i"
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;;
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--max-jobs|-j*)
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if [ -z "${i:2}" ]; then
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# -j n
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extraBuildFlags="$extraBuildFlags $i $1"
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shift 1
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else
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# -jn
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extraBuildFlags="$extraBuildFlags $i"
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fi
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;;
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--fast)
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buildNix=
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pullManifest=
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extraBuildFlags="$extraBuildFlags --show-trace"
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;;
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*)
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echo "$0: unknown option \`$i'"
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exit 1
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;;
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esac
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done
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if test -z "$action"; then showSyntax; fi
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if test "$action" = dry-run; then
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extraBuildFlags="$extraBuildFlags --dry-run"
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fi
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if test -n "$rollback"; then
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pullManifest=
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buildNix=
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fi
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tmpDir=$(mktemp -t -d nixos-rebuild.XXXXXX)
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trap 'rm -rf "$tmpDir"' EXIT
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# If the Nix daemon is running, then use it. This allows us to use
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# the latest Nix from Nixpkgs (below) for expression evaluation, while
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# still using the old Nix (via the daemon) for actual store access.
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# This matters if the new Nix in Nixpkgs has a schema change. It
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# would upgrade the schema, which should only happen once we actually
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# switch to the new configuration.
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if initctl status nix-daemon 2>&1 | grep -q 'running'; then
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export NIX_REMOTE=${NIX_REMOTE:-daemon}
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fi
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# Pull the manifests defined in the configuration (the "manifests"
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# attribute). Wonderfully hacky.
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if test -n "$pullManifest"; then
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manifests=$(nix-instantiate --eval-only --xml --strict $NIXOS -A manifests \
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| grep '<string' | sed 's^.*"\(.*\)".*^\1^g')
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mkdir -p /nix/var/nix/channel-cache
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for i in $manifests; do
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NIX_DOWNLOAD_CACHE=/nix/var/nix/channel-cache nix-pull $i || true
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done
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fi
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if [ "$action" = pull ]; then exit 0; fi
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# First build Nix, since NixOS may require a newer version than the
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# current one. Of course, the same goes for Nixpkgs, but Nixpkgs is
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# more conservative.
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if test -n "$buildNix"; then
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echo "building Nix..." >&2
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if ! nix-build $NIXOS -A config.environment.nix -o $tmpDir/nix $extraBuildFlags > /dev/null; then
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if ! nix-build $NIXOS -A nixFallback -o $tmpDir/nix $extraBuildFlags > /dev/null; then
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nix-build $NIXPKGS -A nixUnstable -o $tmpDir/nix $extraBuildFlags > /dev/null
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fi
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fi
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PATH=$tmpDir/nix/bin:$PATH
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fi
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# Either upgrade the configuration in the system profile (for "switch"
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# or "boot"), or just build it and create a symlink "result" in the
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# current directory (for "build" and "test").
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if test -z "$rollback"; then
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echo "building the system configuration..." >&2
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if test "$action" = switch -o "$action" = boot; then
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nix-env -p /nix/var/nix/profiles/system -f $NIXOS --set -A system $extraBuildFlags
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pathToConfig=/nix/var/nix/profiles/system
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elif test "$action" = test -o "$action" = build -o "$action" = dry-run; then
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nix-build $NIXOS -A system -K -k $extraBuildFlags > /dev/null
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pathToConfig=./result
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elif [ "$action" = build-vm ]; then
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nix-build $NIXOS -A vm -K -k $extraBuildFlags > /dev/null
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pathToConfig=./result
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elif [ "$action" = build-vm-with-bootloader ]; then
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nix-build $NIXOS -A vmWithBootLoader -K -k $extraBuildFlags > /dev/null
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pathToConfig=./result
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else
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showSyntax
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fi
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else # test -n "$rollback"
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if test "$action" = switch -o "$action" = boot; then
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nix-env --rollback -p /nix/var/nix/profiles/system
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pathToConfig=/nix/var/nix/profiles/system
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elif test "$action" = test -o "$action" = build; then
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systemNumber=$(
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nix-env -p /nix/var/nix/profiles/system --list-generations |
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sed -n '/current/ {g; p;}; s/ *\([0-9]*\).*/\1/; h'
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)
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ln -sT /nix/var/nix/profiles/system-${systemNumber}-link ./result
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pathToConfig=./result
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else
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showSyntax
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fi
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fi
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# If we're not just building, then make the new configuration the boot
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# default and/or activate it now.
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if test "$action" = switch -o "$action" = boot -o "$action" = test; then
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$pathToConfig/bin/switch-to-configuration "$action"
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fi
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if test "$action" = test; then
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cat >&2 <<EOF
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Warning: if you remove or overwrite the symlink \`$pathToConfig', the
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active system configuration may be garbage collected! This may render
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the system inoperable (though a reboot will fix things).
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EOF
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fi
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if test "$action" = build-vm; then
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cat >&2 <<EOF
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Done. The virtual machine can be started by running $(echo $pathToConfig/bin/run-*-vm).
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EOF
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fi
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