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Cutting 2.2.2 release #471

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9 changes: 9 additions & 0 deletions CHANGELOG.md
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Changelog for Bento Box Artifacts (Atlas)
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## v2.2.2

* Built with latest virtualization suites - Virtualbox 5.0.6, VMware Fusion 8.0.1, Parallels 11.0.1
* Test shared folders across all providers
* Fix Fedora 22 build tools which fixes vmtools (shared folders)
* Miscellaneous cleanup of templates
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The following boxes are built from this repository's templates for publicly available platforms and are currently hosted via Atlas in the [bento organization](https://atlas.hashicorp.com/bento/).


| | VirtualBox (5.0.2) | VMware (7.1.2) | Parallels (11.0.0) |
| | VirtualBox (5.0.6) | VMware (8.0.1) | Parallels (11.0.1) |
| ------------ | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- |
| centos-5.11 | [i386][1], [x86_64][2] | [i386][3], [x86_64][4] | [i386][5], [x86_64][6] |
| centos-6.7 | [i386][7], [x86_64][8] | [i386][9], [x86_64][10] | [i386][11], [x86_64][12] |
| centos-7.1 | [x86_64][13] | [x86_64][14] | [x86_64][15] |
| debian-6.0.10 | [i386][16], [amd64][17] | [i386][18], [amd64][19] | [i386][20], [amd64][21] |
| debian-7.8 | [i386][22], [amd64][23] | [i386][24], [amd64][25] | [i386][26], [amd64][27] |
| debian-8.1 | [i386][28], [amd64][29] | [i386][30], [amd64][31] | [i386][32], [amd64][33] |
| debian-7.9 | [i386][22], [amd64][23] | [i386][24], [amd64][25] | [i386][26], [amd64][27] |
| debian-8.2 | [i386][28], [amd64][29] | [i386][30], [amd64][31] | [i386][32], [amd64][33] |
| fedora-21 | [i386][76], [x86_64][77] | [i386][78], [x86_64][79] | [i386][80], [x86_64][81] |
| fedora-22 | [x86_64][82] | [x86_64][83] | [x86_64][84] |
| freebsd-9.3 | [amd64][35] | [amd64][37] | [amd64][39] |
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To build a template for all providers (VirtualBox, Fusion, Parallels):

$ packer build -var 'box_basename=debian-8.1' debian-8.1-amd64.json
$ packer build debian-8.2-amd64.json

To build a template only for a list of specific providers:

$ packer build -only=virtualbox-iso -var 'box_basename=debian-8.1' debian-8.1-amd64.json
$ packer build -only=virtualbox-iso debian-8.2-amd64.json

To build a template for all providers except a list of specific providers:

$ packer build -except=parallels-iso,vmware-iso -var 'box_basename=debian-8.1' debian-8.1-amd64.json
$ packer build -except=parallels-iso,vmware-iso debian-8.2-amd64.json

If you want to use a another mirror site, use the `mirror` user variable.

$ packer build -var 'mirror=http://ftp.jaist.ac.jp/pub/Linux/debian-cdimage/release' -var 'box_basename=debian-8.1' debian-8.1-amd64.json
$ packer build -var 'mirror=http://ftp.jaist.ac.jp/pub/Linux/debian-cdimage/release' debian-8.2-amd64.json

Congratulations! You now have box(es) in the ../builds directory that you can then add to Vagrant and start testing cookbooks.

Notes:
* -var 'box_basename=debian-8.1' isn't required but the default value for templates is "__unset_box_basename__"
* The box_basename can be overridden like other Packer vars with ``-var 'box_basename=debian-8.2'``

### Proprietary Boxes

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To build a Mac OS X box, you will need to start with an installer for your desired version of OS X. You will then need to use [Tim Sutton's osx-vm-templates](https://github.com/timsutton/osx-vm-templates)/) to modify that installer for use by packer. The output of that build will include the location of the ISO and its checksum, which you can substitute into your `packer build` command, e.g.:

$ packer build -var 'box_basename=macosx-10.9' -var 'iso_checksum=<checksum>' -var 'iso_url=<iso_url>' macosx-10.9.json
$ packer build -var 'iso_checksum=<checksum>' -var 'iso_url=<iso_url>' macosx-10.9.json

There is a known issue where [test-kitchen](http://kitchen.ci/) starts a Mac OS X box correctly, but `vagrant up` fails due to the absence of the HGFS kernel module. This is due to a silent failure during the VMware tools installation and can be corrected by installing the VMware tools on the Mac OS X box manually.

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