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This ensures that the backend preparation method can do things that affect
the target environment. Necessary for ISO prep, at least.
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Network configuration on the host should not be changed if we are only
creating an image.
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This allows one backend to provide multiple types. For example, our
TarBackend can provide optional .gz, .bz2, and .xz compression.
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/etc/network/interfaces may already exists if an intermediate directory
is being reused for image creation. Overwrite it, instead of appending
to it.
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This can occur if you re-use an intermediate directory for images.
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