Geoffrey Frogeye
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The idea to create an image burnable on a SD card that is already
configured is a nice one, however I encountered many issues:
- Used something that was designed to be an installer:
- Cannot change from unencrypted ext4 partition (AFAICS)
- Comes with installer tools (i.e. tools for various filesystems),
which creates conflicts
- Takes a lot of space and time to build, had to put /tmp on a non-tmpfs
- Has to extend the filesystem manually afterwards
- I think it rebuilt the full system on nixos-rebuilt anyways. Maybe
because I used binfmt compilation? Could also be because installer has
some overlays.
Since I had nix on Manjaro already, I surely could have built the
system directly on the SD card from there. Maybe that's what I will do
to test the partitionning/boot scheme setup actually.
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442 B
Nix
16 lines
442 B
Nix
{ pkgs, config, ... }:
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{
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imports = [
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<nixos-hardware/pine64/pinebook-pro>
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./os/loader.nix
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];
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# nixos-hardware use latest kernel by default. This obviously runs quickly out of sync with zfs packages.
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boot.kernelPackages = config.boot.zfs.package.latestCompatibleLinuxPackages;
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networking.hostName = "pindakaas";
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frogeye.extra = false; # FIXME Not working yet
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frogeye.desktop.xorg = true;
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frogeye.dev.docker = true;
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}
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