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8 Jun 2024 | ||
🎈 Always | In reply to @lassulus:lassul.usi think i took this code from the main repo :D | 15:20:55 |
🎈 Always | i mean, except the subvolume naming | 15:21:12 |
lassulus | whats the error you see on boot? | 15:24:17 |
🎈 Always | In reply to @lassulus:lassul.ustimeout waiting for the device which somewhere shows as this swap swap | 15:25:34 |
🎈 Always | In reply to @lassulus:lassul.us* | 15:25:41 |
9 Jun 2024 | ||
magic_rb joined the room. | 14:19:18 | |
11 Jun 2024 | ||
Vilsol | What is the intended way of using disko when doing a clean install with an existing config? Or do I need to do a non-graphical (manual) install? | 10:12:25 |
SigmaSquadron | In reply to @thevilsol:matrix.orgGet your hardware configuration, and delete the fileSystems options. Import your disko configuration in your configuration.nix, and use disko-install to format and install the system. | 11:45:09 |
netpleb | if I want disko to make a partition but not cause the partition to be formatted or mounted, how do I do that? | 16:33:19 |
🎈 Always | In reply to @netpleb:matrix.orgAmmm, I saw this message and came to find out, like, what do you mean by "make"?? | 16:34:13 |
netpleb | In reply to @wieldable9080:matrix.imI have a disk-config.nix that does my partitioning for whenever provision a new instance of this type of machine (so I am just using nixos-anywhere ... ). Can I just leave out the mountPoint and mountOptions in that disk-config? | 16:38:09 |
netpleb | In reply to @wieldable9080:matrix.im* I have a disk-config.nix that does my partitioning for whenever provision a new instance of this type of machine (so I am just using nixos-anywhere ... ). Can I just leave out the mountPoint and mountOptions in that disk-config for that partition? | 16:38:20 |
netpleb | here is the disk-config.nix:
I want that partition currently called "data" to not be mounted and I also do not really even care if it is formatted. I just want the partition to exist. Does that make sense? | 16:41:42 |
netpleb | * here is the disk-config.nix:
I want that partition currently called "data" to not be mounted and I also do not really even care if it is formatted. I just want the partition to exist. Does that make sense? | 16:43:56 |
netpleb | actually, I figured it out. Looks like just leaving out the mountPoint and mountOptions attributes did the trick! | 16:46:49 |
netpleb | * actually, I figured it out. Looks like just leaving out the mountPoint and mountOptions attributes did the trick! (I did still have to specify the type = btrfs attribute, which is fine. Is there some sort of type = raw where it just does no formatting? | 16:47:40 |
lassulus | You can leave content empty in the partition | 16:54:39 |
@networkexception:chat.upi.li changed their display name from networkException to networkException (moving to @networkexception:nwex.de). | 18:33:42 | |
12 Jun 2024 | ||
networkException joined the room. | 15:31:09 | |
matthewcroughan | How come the homeless-shelter is found on images built with disko? | 17:38:24 |
matthewcroughan | I have /homeless-shelter | 17:38:30 |
matthewcroughan | maybe because of leaky builds? | 17:38:36 |
maralorn | My luks prompt on boot says "password for disk disk-system-system-vault (system)" which is annoyingly redundant. 😄 | 19:13:40 |
maralorn | I can change three things now the name of the disk in disko, the name of the partition and the name of the mounted luks container. | 19:14:35 |
maralorn | Question 1: Which of those identifiers is stateful on disk? i.e. I need to change it before I can reboot successfully. | 19:15:31 |
maralorn | Question 2: Any recommendations how to call what?^^ | 19:15:48 |
maralorn | Figured it out. | 20:11:06 |
maralorn | Needed to change the partition labels nothing else. I actually got that right one reboot, no recovery needed. Kinda proud. 😄 | 20:12:02 |
maralorn | * Needed to change the partition labels nothing else. I actually got that right. One reboot, no recovery needed. Kinda proud. 😄 | 20:12:13 |
maralorn | Now it says "disk-nixos-zeus-system-vaulat (crypted-root-fs)" much more informative. | 20:12:49 |