README.md: target c9s because ELN is more aggressive and has bugs #386
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A while ago there was PR#17 that emphasised centos stream9 instead of fedora:eln. We could not take it back then because the iso installer was not quite ready for centos and there were hardcoded EFI names. But now everything is in place so this cherry picks the original changes from Colin. See also osbuild#17
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(I opened #387 to address the CI on PRs like this one.)
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OK so for the GHA issues, looks like it's https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/120966 and |
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A while ago there was PR#17 that emphasised centos stream9 instead of fedora:eln. We could not take it back then because the iso installer was not quite ready for centos and there were hardcoded EFI names. But now everything is in place so this cherry picks the original changes from Colin.
See also #17