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Michael Chus eea98e6d76 feat(dcgm): add NVIDIA DCGM diagnostics, fix KVM console

- Add 9002-nvidia-dcgm.hook.chroot: installs datacenter-gpu-manager
  from NVIDIA apt repo during live-build
- Enable nvidia-dcgm.service in chroot setup hook
- Replace bee-gpu-stress with dcgmi diag (levels 1-4) in NVIDIA SAT
- TUI: replace GPU checkbox + duration UI with DCGM level selection
- Remove console=tty2 from boot params: KVM/VGA now shows tty1
  where bee-tui runs, fixing unresponsive console

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

2026-03-26 23:08:12 +03:00

builder

feat(dcgm): add NVIDIA DCGM diagnostics, fix KVM console

2026-03-26 23:08:12 +03:00

overlay

fix(iso): route kernel logs to tty2, keep tty1 clean for TUI

2026-03-26 17:40:44 +03:00

vendor

Implement audit enrichments, TUI workflows, and production ISO scaffold

2026-03-06 11:56:26 +03:00

README.md

iso: improve burn-in, export, and live boot

2026-03-26 18:56:19 +03:00

README.md

ISO Build

bee ISO is built inside a Debian 12 builder container via iso/builder/build-in-container.sh.

Requirements

Docker Desktop or another Docker-compatible container runtime
Privileged containers enabled
Enough free disk space for builder cache, Debian live-build artifacts, NVIDIA driver cache, and CUDA userspace packages

Build On macOS

From the repository root:

sh iso/builder/build-in-container.sh

The script defaults to linux/amd64 builder containers, so it works on:

Intel Mac
Apple Silicon (M1 / M2 / M3 / M4) via Docker Desktop's Linux VM

You do not need to pass --platform manually for normal ISO builds.

Useful Options

Build with explicit SSH keys baked into the ISO:

sh iso/builder/build-in-container.sh --authorized-keys ~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub

Rebuild the builder image:

sh iso/builder/build-in-container.sh --rebuild-image

Use a custom cache directory:

sh iso/builder/build-in-container.sh --cache-dir /path/to/cache

Notes

The builder image is automatically rebuilt if the local tag exists for the wrong architecture.
The live ISO boots with Debian live-boot toram, so the read-only medium is copied into RAM during boot and the runtime no longer depends on the original USB/BMC virtual media staying present.
Target systems need enough RAM for the full compressed live medium plus normal runtime overhead, or boot may fail before reaching the TUI.
Override the container platform only if you know why:

BEE_BUILDER_PLATFORM=linux/amd64 sh iso/builder/build-in-container.sh

The shipped ISO is still amd64.
Output ISO artifacts are written under dist/.