The target hardware architecture of this media.
Whether the media should be ejected after the installation process.
Some distros need their media to not be ejected after the final reboot during its installation process as some packages are installed after the reboot (which may cause the media to be ejected, depending on the application).
The unique identifier for the entity The format of identifiers is undefined, but the recommended practice is to use a URI. This parameter must be set at time of construction as no default value is provided.
The path to the initrd image in the install tree.
Whether media provides an installer for an OS.
If media is an installer, this property indicates the number of reboots the installer takes before installation is complete.
This property is not applicable to media that has no installer. You can use #osinfo_media_get_installer(or OsinfoMedia::installer) to check that.
Warning: Some media allow you to install from live sessions, in which case number of reboots alone is not a reliable method for tracking installation.
Whether the media supports installation via an install-script.
Some distros provide a few different medias and not all the medias support installation via an install script.
The path to the kernel image in the install tree.
Whether media can boot directly an OS without any installations.
Os information for the current media. For media stored in an #OsinfoDb, it will be filled when the database is loaded, otherwise the property will be filled after a successful call to osinfo_db_identify_media().
Expected publisher ID (regular expression) for ISO9660 image/device.
Expected system ID (regular expression) for ISO9660 image/device.
The URL to this media.
Expected volume ID (regular expression) for ISO9660 image/device.
Expected volume size, in bytes for ISO9660 image/device.
Expected application ID (regular expression) for ISO9660 image/device.