Add: initial vmdb and the Ansible playbook it uses

This isn't ready yet, but it boots, and it configured network, and
Finnish keyboard.

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+# This is a vmdb2 input file that builds a bootable image that can run
+# vmdb2, using UEFI. This can be used to install Debian onto a real
+# system.
+
+steps:
+  - mkimg: "{{ output }}"
+    size: 4G
+
+  # - mklabel: gpt
+  #   device: "{{ output }}"
+
+  # - mkpart: primary
+  #   device: "{{ output }}"
+  #   start: 0%
+  #   end: 1G
+  #   part-tag: efi-part
+
+  # - mkpart: primary
+  #   device: "{{ output }}"
+  #   start: 1G
+  #   end: 100%
+  #   part-tag: root-part
+
+  # - mkfs: vfat
+  #   partition: efi-part
+
+  - mklabel: msdos
+    device: "{{ output }}"
+
+  - mkpart: primary
+    device: "{{ output }}"
+    start: 0%
+    end: 100%
+    part-tag: root-part
+
+  - mkfs: ext4
+    partition: root-part
+
+  - mount: root-part
+    fs-tag: root-fs
+
+  - unpack-rootfs: root-fs
+
+  - debootstrap: unstable
+    mirror: http://deb.debian.org/debian
+    target: root-fs
+    unless: rootfs_unpacked
+
+  - apt: install
+    packages:
+      - linux-image-amd64
+    fs-tag: root-fs
+    unless: rootfs_unpacked
+
+  - cache-rootfs: root-fs
+    unless: rootfs_unpacked
+
+  - apt: install
+    packages:
+      - python
+      - console-setup
+      - locales-all
+      - ifupdown
+      - vmdb2
+      - git
+      - ssh
+      - gnupg
+      - ansible
+    fs-tag: root-fs
+
+  - ansible: root-fs
+    playbook: v-i.yml
+
+  - grub: bios
+    root-fs: root-fs
+    root-part: root-part
+    device: "{{ output }}"
+
+  # - grub: uefi
+  #   root-fs: root-fs
+  #   root-part: root-part
+  #   efi-part: efi-part