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12 Jul 2024
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrv * At first i think i miscalculated the sizes. sgdisk would say cannot make partition and refuse going further. That is ok.
But then this, and also partprobe broke and said to reboot, and also sgdisk were spitting random numbers instead of ones that i give to it 		10:26:13
@lassulus:lassul.uslassulusbut you can also overwrite the labels there, if they are too long, they are changed to a hash10:33:30
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrvcould it be that sgdisk --clear doesn't work properly and there's still partitions on the disk when i run disko multiple times?10:38:05
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrveven though it runs --clear and partprobe and everything10:38:17
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrvbecause now i see sgdisk failing again (though i tweaked the sizes)10:38:56
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrv
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could it be that sgdisk --clear doesn't work properly and there's still partitions on the disk when i run disko multiple times?
sure it could. blkdiscard fixes that. 		10:42:08
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrvbug?10:42:31
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrv * bug on the disko part?10:42:43
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrv
In reply to @nevrv:matrix.org
could it be that sgdisk --clear doesn't work properly and there's still partitions on the disk when i run disko multiple times?
* sure it could. blkdiscard fixes that. success after blkdiscard, no changes to disko config 		10:43:26
@lassulus:lassul.uslassuluswhat command are you running?10:43:51
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrv
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sure it could. blkdiscard fixes that. success after blkdiscard, no changes to disko config
wait, abort 		10:44:47
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrvi got excited on one success message which was not the right one10:45:12
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrv
In reply to @lassulus:lassul.us
what command are you running?
give me a sec 		10:45:16
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrv
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what command are you running?

this is dicko.nix https://0x0.st/XMUo.txt
this is it's output https://0x0.st/XMUT.txt built by nix run .#disko -- --dry-run --mode format --arg disks '[ "/dev/disk/by-id/nvme-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" ]' ./disko.nix

the command that i'm running is sudo --preserve-env=NIX_PATH nix run .#disko -- --mode format --arg disks '[ "/dev/disk/by-id/nvme-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX ]' ./disko.nix
disko rev is 786965e1b1ed3fd2018d78399984f461e2a44689

what i'm getting:

  • command log https://0x0.st/XMUQ.txt
  • the disk state after it is this:
Device                                                            Start     End Sectors Size Type
/dev/disk/by-id/nvme-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX-part1 4194304 4196351    2048   1M BIOS boot

...for some reason

11:37:03
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrv This is btw when it now decided to switch back to not liking my sgdisk. I don't know if it is sgdisk, linux, disko or i'm stupid and blind and there's wrong numbers again.
The cryptsetup issue had another log 		11:39:21
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrv * This is btw when it now decided to switch back to not liking my sgdisk. I don't know if it is sgdisk, linux or disko misbehaving or i'm stupid and blind and there's wrong numbers again.
The cryptsetup issue had another log 		11:39:50
@lassulus:lassul.uslassulusah this is if you run the formatScript multiple times, the errors are expected there, if you want disko to wipe the drives before retrying, you should run --mode disko11:43:14
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrvthing is that i tried to do --zap and --clear and blkdiscard --force multiple times11:43:57
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrvand rebooting11:43:58
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrvit just changes behavior randomly11:44:08
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrvand i did mode disko, it just spits more errors or something so i decided to stick to format11:44:50
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrvi'll try it, sec11:44:54
@lassulus:lassul.uslassulusalso it seems your luks partitions conflicts with your grub-mbr partition11:45:41
@lassulus:lassul.uslassulusmaybe the start of it is inside or on the end of it11:45:52
@lassulus:lassul.uslassulustrying to read the code now :)11:46:02
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrv
In reply to @nevrv:matrix.org
i'll try it, sec

the same;

Could not create partition 2 from 4096 to 1258295295
Unable to set partition 2's name to '06445541fb4bfc49161c5e8c7b7b431ea6c8'!
Could not change partition 2's type code to 8300!
Error encountered; not saving changes.
11:46:07
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrv
In reply to @lassulus:lassul.us
trying to read the code now :)
mine or generated?:P 		11:46:50
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrvit looks fine. start offset is 1M/2048 sectors and the main partition is from 2M/4096 sector and on, after which there is nothing currently so it's fine11:48:36
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrv
In reply to @nevrv:matrix.org

this is dicko.nix https://0x0.st/XMUo.txt
this is it's output https://0x0.st/XMUT.txt built by nix run .#disko -- --dry-run --mode format --arg disks '[ "/dev/disk/by-id/nvme-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" ]' ./disko.nix

the command that i'm running is sudo --preserve-env=NIX_PATH nix run .#disko -- --mode format --arg disks '[ "/dev/disk/by-id/nvme-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX ]' ./disko.nix
disko rev is 786965e1b1ed3fd2018d78399984f461e2a44689

what i'm getting:

  • command log https://0x0.st/XMUQ.txt
  • the disk state after it is this:
Device                                                            Start     End Sectors Size Type
/dev/disk/by-id/nvme-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX-part1 4194304 4196351    2048   1M BIOS boot

...for some reason

The resulting disk state is this btw 		11:49:38
@nevrv:matrix.orgnrv
In reply to @nevrv:matrix.org

this is dicko.nix https://0x0.st/XMUo.txt
this is it's output https://0x0.st/XMUT.txt built by nix run .#disko -- --dry-run --mode format --arg disks '[ "/dev/disk/by-id/nvme-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" ]' ./disko.nix

the command that i'm running is sudo --preserve-env=NIX_PATH nix run .#disko -- --mode format --arg disks '[ "/dev/disk/by-id/nvme-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX ]' ./disko.nix
disko rev is 786965e1b1ed3fd2018d78399984f461e2a44689

what i'm getting:

  • command log https://0x0.st/XMUQ.txt
  • the disk state after it is this:
Device                                                            Start     End Sectors Size Type
/dev/disk/by-id/nvme-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX-part1 4194304 4196351    2048   1M BIOS boot

...for some reason

* The resulting disk state is this though 		11:49:53

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