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9 Feb 2026
@tumble1999:matrix.orgTumble does disko just use nixosModule.config.disko.devices
im thinking i probably dont need to make a lib function and maybe just make a nixos config
17:59:26
@lassulus:lassul.uslassulusyes, depending on what you want to do20:02:58
@tumble1999:matrix.orgTumble i want to just make one disko config where i just specify os drive and optional home and zfs drives and it will make a partition layout the way i want it
and use it across all my systems
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10 Feb 2026
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@h4rdstyl3z:matrix.orgh4rdstyl3zHey everyone! I'm looking into using disko for an upcoming install and I have a question that I couldn't find an answer to in the documentation/examples: is there a specific option that has to be set in order for disko not to format a given partition (for instance, in the case of boot, in which it might not be desirable to format it if you're dual-booting)? The gpt-unformatted example doesn't seem to show any specific option to do that, is it just done through the CLI tool?19:32:45
@h4rdstyl3z:matrix.orgh4rdstyl3zAh, apparently this use case is not supported, actually https://github.com/nix-community/disko/issues/995#issuecomment-272513265220:44:41
@h4rdstyl3z:matrix.orgh4rdstyl3zWell, good to know anyhow20:44:48
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14 Feb 2026
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@robert:funklause.dedotlambda I just asked in #users:nixos.org but I guess since I use disko this might be a better place to ask.
Should I still use options.mountpoint = "legacy" for ZFS in order to avoid issues with systemd competing to mount datasets?
(original post https://matrix.to/#/!6oudZq5zJjAyrxL2uY:0upti.me/$O1Bwd_dA7SsLjWgWYH1KKJT53cTZZ6_H9DqmjcEbIwM)
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@x10an14:matrix.orgx10an14

Hi! I'm also struggling with a Disko/ZFS issue.

I've set options.mountpoint = "legacy".
But when I nix eval the nixosConfiguration, I don't see legacy in the fileSystems attribute?
What am I doing wrong?

$ nix eval .#nixosConfigurations.nas-2024.config.disko.devices.zpool.nvmepool.datasets."root/nix".options
{ mountpoint = "legacy"; }

$ nix eval .#nixosConfigurations.nas-2024.config.disko.devices.zpool.nvmepool.datasets."root/nix".mountpoint
"/nix"

# on nas-2024 during emergency boot mode
$ zfs list nvmepool/root/nix
NAME                        USED  AVAIL  REFER  MOUNTPOINT
nvmepool/root/nix    XXX    YYY     ZZZ      /nix

My config matches AFAICT this post by ElvishJerrico: https://discourse.nixos.org/t/disko-and-zfs-emergency-mode-during-boot/58138/8

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@x10an14:matrix.orgx10an14 *

Hi! I'm also struggling with a Disko/ZFS issue.

I've set options.mountpoint = "legacy".
But when I zfs list the dataset, I don't see legacy in the datasets mountpoint attribute?
What am I doing wrong?

$ nix eval .#nixosConfigurations.nas-2024.config.disko.devices.zpool.nvmepool.datasets."root/nix".options
{ mountpoint = "legacy"; }

$ nix eval .#nixosConfigurations.nas-2024.config.disko.devices.zpool.nvmepool.datasets."root/nix".mountpoint
"/nix"

# on nas-2024 during emergency boot mode
$ zfs list nvmepool/root/nix
NAME                        USED  AVAIL  REFER  MOUNTPOINT
nvmepool/root/nix    XXX    YYY     ZZZ      /nix

My config matches AFAICT this post by ElvishJerrico: https://discourse.nixos.org/t/disko-and-zfs-emergency-mode-during-boot/58138/8

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