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BodgeMaster 2023-06-14 09:37:16 +02:00
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@ -4,23 +4,25 @@ This repository holds a bunch of scripts for installing and customizing
Void Linux to run off a USB stick.
There are a couple manual steps to get started before this script can take over:
- Set up a Void live image
- Set up a Void live medium
- Download here: https://voidlinux.org/download/
- The base image is good enough (dont waste your time)
- The following instructions assume you downloaded the "base" image
- Burn to a CD/DVD or flash it to a USB stick
- Windows should have a built-in thing for burning ISOs.
- You can use something like Win32DiskImager or Rufus for USB sticks.
- This will delete whats on the stick.
- Boot into Void live and prepare things
- How to boot off CD/USB depends on your computer, so youll have to find out elsewhere (sorry).
- Two things I cant help you with (sorry):
- How to boot off CD/USB depends on your computer, so youll have to find out elsewhere.
- Be aware that Void uses a US keymap until you change it. If your keyboard is different, you might need to look up an image of a US keyboard to find the right keys.
- If you are booting off the USB stick you want to install to, use the (RAM) option.
- Log in as `root`, password `voidlinux`
- Run `void-installer`
- If you need to use WiFi, run `void-installer`
- set your keyboard layout (optional)
- connect to your network
- abort the installation
- Download and run stage 1 of the USB installation
- `xbps-install -S wget`
- Download and run stage 1 of the USB installation script
- The base image doesnt come with a way to download files so you need to install that first: `xbps-install -S wget`
- if it yells at you about updating xbps, do that, then try again
- `wget https://lostcave.ddnss.de/git/BodgeMaster/void-minecraft-usb/raw/branch/master/install-stage1.sh`
- `bash install-stage1.sh`

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@ -25,21 +25,23 @@ Steps to install:
-> download and run install script
- preparations:
-> update xbps
-> install xmirror
-> make our own or extract kb selection and time zone selection (if feasible) to hijack them for our purposes
-> install xmirror squashfs-tools
-> make our own or extract (if feasible) kb selection and time zone selection to hijack them for our purposes
- select kb layout
- warn user about formatting and making the USB stick unusable with Windows
- set up disks
- set up disk
-> select disk from a list
-> warn user about formatting and making the USB stick unusable with Windows
-> allow user to double check that its the USB drive
-> wipe disk (new gpt)
-> partition disk
-> 270M ESP (if needed) or 2M BIOS GRUB
-> partition that holds home and the squashfs image
-> format partitions (use force option)
-> wipe and partition disk (new gpt)
-> 2M BIOS GRUB
-> 268M ESP
-> 1G /boot
-> rest /container
-> format partitions
-> ESP FAT32
-> rest F2FS
- mount them things, set up tmpfs as / for now
-> /boot and /container F2FS
- mount them things
-> set up plain tmpfs as / for now
- install base system
-> select mirror
-> just use xmirror and get the result from the file
@ -48,18 +50,28 @@ Steps to install:
-> if musl, add that bit to repo url
-> install packages
-> linux bash shadow f2fs-tools dosfstools dbus NetworkManager iana-etc iw wpa_supplicant util-linux which tar man-pages iproute2 iputils wifi-firmware traceroute grep gzip file sed gawk less coreutils findutils diffutils pciutils usbutils tzdata base-files ncurses mdocml procps-ng kbd xbps sudo ethtool kmod eudev runit-void removed-packages nano acpid squashfs-tools
-> configure XBPS (set mirror?, anything else?)
-> configure XBPS mirror
-> configure sudo
-> drop a file with "%wheel ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL" in /etc/sudoers.d/sudo_group
-> configure overlayfs setup
-> configure tmpfses
-> configure /home (bind mount or symlink?)
-> configure keymap (etc/rc.conf)
-> configure shutdown squashfs updater
-> startup script
-> shutdown squashfs updater
-> rc.shutdown?
-> configure fstab
-> /boot, /boot/efi
-> /home (bind mount)
-> NOT /, /container
-> configure rc.conf
-> keyboard layout
-> hardware clock set to UTC?
-> configure time zone while were at it
-> selection dialog?
-> symlink /etc/localtime
-> configure host name
-> configure and install bootloader
-> determine BIOS or UEFI
-> if UEFI, install as removable device
-> if x86 install for both UEFI and BIOS
-> Is there a way we can make this work with 32-bit AND 64-bit EFI at the same time?
-> if ARM install only UEFI
-> xbps-reconfigure -fa
-> prepare 2nd stage installation
-> auto login root
@ -73,19 +85,12 @@ Steps to install:
-> NetworkManager
-> acpid
-> ask user to connect to network using nmtui
-> set up timezone
-> ask user which zone
-> ask user whether to use UTC or local time
-> configure (rc.conf and /etc/localtime)
-> set hostname
-> ask user
-> configure
-> install packages
-> setxkbmap xauth xorg-video-drivers mesa mesa-dri xorg-server elogind xorg-input-drivers xrandr acpilight xhost xinit xrdb xinput xgamma xset iceauth sessreg transset xcmsdb xkbutils xmodmap dejavu-fonts-ttf
-> terminal?
-> browser?
-> prism launcher
-> java
-> java (multiple versions?)
-> pipewire (pulsemixer?)
-> ask about nvidia driver
-> install if needed