teams/server: Split out ServerDisk aarch64 profile to force MBR
Many of the older supported AArch64 systems (particularly single board computers) require a legacy MBR (Master Boot Record) type partitioning to successfully boot.
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</oemconfig>
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</type>
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</preferences>
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<preferences profiles="ServerDisk" arch="x86_64,aarch64">
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<preferences profiles="ServerDisk" arch="x86_64">
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<type image="oem"
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filesystem="xfs"
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devicepersistency="by-uuid"
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</oemconfig>
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</type>
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</preferences>
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<preferences profiles="ServerDisk" arch="aarch64">
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<type image="oem"
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filesystem="xfs"
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devicepersistency="by-uuid" force_mbr="true"
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bootpartition="true" bootpartsize="1000" bootfilesystem="xfs" efipartsize="100" firmware="uefi"
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rootfs_label="fedora"
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>
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<bootloader name="grub2" console="serial" timeout="0"/>
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<size unit="G">10</size>
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<systemdisk>
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<volume name="@root"/>
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</systemdisk>
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<oemconfig>
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<oem-resize>false</oem-resize>
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</oemconfig>
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</type>
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</preferences>
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<preferences profiles="ServerDisk" arch="ppc64le">
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<type image="oem"
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filesystem="xfs"
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