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| Sender | Message | Time |
|---|---|---|
| 18 Aug 2025 | ||
Download photo.jpg | 12:59:47 | |
| there is no partition table there, but the mountpoints disko generates seem to assume there is? | 13:00:30 | |
| 13:01:42 | |
| this looks fine to me though 🤔 | 13:01:51 | |
| seems mdmonitor.service failed cause my config is invalid | 13:12:25 | |
| dunno if that's related hmmm | 13:12:49 | |
| is that service required for md to function? | 13:13:04 | |
| the name doesn't make it sound like it lol | 13:13:11 | |
| usually not | 13:13:15 | |
| but the device should be mountable | 13:13:31 | |
| hmmm where do I find the units for mounts | 13:20:02 | |
| * Disko can be downloaded normally, but I don't understand why the subsequent operations are performed directly in the ISO instead of after creating partitions with Disko. My host has 8GB RAM and a 60GB storage, so logically, whether using tmpfs or the hard drive, resources shouldn't be exhausted. | 13:20:06 | |
| * Disko can be downloaded normally, but I don't understand why the subsequent operations are performed directly in the ISO instead of after creating partitions with Disko. My host has 8GB RAM and 60GB storage, so logically, whether using tmpfs or the hard drive, resources shouldn't be exhausted. | 13:20:18 | |
cause like, the names here (with -part1) don't exist, but without the suffix they do, and so does /dev/md/esp (used by the fileSystems entry) | 13:21:06 | |
| actually let me see if I can manually mount them | 13:21:35 | |
| 13:24:15 | ||
| boot succeeded! that's a good start lol | 13:24:40 | |
| ok after a deploy and reboot everything boots up fine! I'm pretty sure there was just something fucky with the state between the disko command and the impure nixos-install | 13:31:34 | |
| How would one go about setting up a simple BTRFS filesystem with two drives with the default profiles (single for data and raid1 for metadata)? I understand this can be done through Disko with a single partition layout for one drive and then adding the second device to the BTRFS filesystem with
| 13:31:45 | |
| 13:50:33 | ||
| yeah ok this is getting a bit too annoying, I'll just switch to grub. | 14:21:16 | |