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# nixos
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This repository contains my configuration for my Nixos systems.
I don't provide any garantuees that it will work on other systems.
In addition some of the scripts required for installation will destroy your data when used.
## Installation
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1. For Raspis it's the easiest if you prepare the SD card/disk on another system. For a PC you can just boot the installation ISO directly.
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2. For both devices you can format the disk/card with the following script `sudo ./scripts/format-disk.sh`. Make sure to edit it beforehand, to point it to the correct disk.
3. Next install the system with `sudo nixos-install --no-root-passwd --root /mnt/nixos --impure --flake .#SYSTEMNAME --no-channel-copy`
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4. Rename the partitions with the script `sudo ./scripts/rename-partitions.sh`. With this script as well. Check that you're pointing to the correct disk.
When everything is finished you can reboot the system and remove the USB stick. You have now a fully encrypted NixOS system.
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### Additional script
- If you only want to prepare an SD card with an UEFI partition for a Raspberry Pi 4 you can use the script `sudo ./scripts/create-uefi.sh`
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## Update remote systems
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Simply run the script `scripts/remote_switch.sh` and it will iterate over
all defined systems. With the option `-r` the systems will reboot as well.
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## Non-Nixos System
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1. `scripts/install-home-manager.sh`
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## Development
### Options template
```nix
{ config, lib, pkgs, ... }:
let
cfg = config.programs.NAME;
in
{
options = {
programs.NAME.enable = lib.mkEnableOption "DESCRIPTION";
};
config = lib.mkIf cfg.enable {
};
}
```