#!/bin/bash
#
# build-proxmox-iso.sh - UNSUPPORTED, kept only to say what to use instead.
#
# This script built a second, hand-maintained copy of the installer
# (its own late-commands and first-boot script). It drifted from
# autoinstall/user-data: it kept the dead-mirror apt block but dropped the
# step that writes the real archive sources back, installed the debs with
# "dpkg -i ... || true" instead of the checked offline-apt-install.sh path,
# had no site vars (so the two-NIC playbook always stopped), and no
# first-boot failure handling. Rather than keep two installers in step,
# there is one: build-usb.sh. Its image mode needs no root and gives a disk
# image a Proxmox VM boots directly:
#
#   scripts/build-usb.sh --site-vars site-vars.yml --image pxe-usb.img auto \
#       ubuntu-24.04.x-live-server-amd64.iso
#   # on the Proxmox host:
#   qm importdisk <vmid> pxe-usb.img <storage>
#   # attach it as a second disk (or USB), boot order: system disk, then it
#
# The VM needs two NICs (imaging bridge with no other DHCP server, and the
# corp/GE bridge); put their MACs in site-vars.yml. tests/vm/ does the same
# with libvirt.

echo "build-proxmox-iso.sh is no longer supported (it drifted from autoinstall/user-data)." >&2
echo "Use: scripts/build-usb.sh --site-vars FILE --image pxe-usb.img auto UBUNTU.iso" >&2
echo "then on Proxmox: qm importdisk <vmid> pxe-usb.img <storage> (see the header of this script)." >&2
exit 1