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    What does the "core_os" setting do in vm terraform?

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      stobbsm
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      I'm going through the terraform documentation, and don't undestand what the "core_os" boolean does. It's got no documentation on the terraform page, and and google is not helping at all.

      I'm just curious. Can anyone enlightment me?

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        I think it's a legacy setting from an old XenServer plugin. If @ddelnano is around, maybe he knows more ๐Ÿ™‚

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          stobbsm @olivierlambert
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          @olivierlambert if thatโ€™s the case, great! Iโ€™m developing some modules for the xenorchestra terraform provider, and want to understand all the options.

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