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coreos: add qemu-guest-agent to images #2240
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Qemu-guest-agent gets activated using a udev rule, and so will only run when the correct virtio-port name is detected. Qemu-guest-agent is used across several oems so we include it in the usr partition.
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coreos: add qemu-guest-agent to image
Qemu-guest-agent gets activated using a udev rule, and so will only run when the correct virtio-port name is detected. Qemu-guest-agent is used across several oems so we include it in the usr partition.
Requires flatcar-archive/portage-stable#373
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