Updated documentation for creating a new install.

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James Patrick 2022-03-06 14:31:00 -05:00
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endif
.PHONY: format \
partitios
partition \
configure_boot \
configure_luks \
configure_lvm \
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mount /dev/disk/by-partlabel/boot /mnt/boot
nix_install:
cd ..
nixos-generate-config --root /mnt
cp -i nixos/* /mnt/etc/nixos/
nixos-install

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# What's this?
This directory contains the specific host configuration for each machine that uses this nix setup. Description and hardware of each machine will be listed as a comment block at the start of each `.nix` file.
# So you want to add a machine?
This will get flushed out as a move more of my systems over to NixOS.
## Setup
`cp .env_sample .env`
Update the variables. run `make echo` to verify all values are set correctly.
If all looks good run `make install`. This will
1. Wipe the specified drive.
2. Partition the drive using `gdisk`
3. Setup the boot drive
4. Configure the LUKS partition
5. Setup the LVM inside the LUKS Partition
6. Setup Swap inside the LVM.
7. Setup a ZFS pool & create ZFS mount points
8. Generate then install the NixOS configuration.
Note: Step 8 is now outdated and should be updated to work with this configuration format and flakes.
This should leave you with a system formatted like the below
```
NAME TYPE MOUNTPOINT
nvme0n1 disk
├─nvme0n1p1 part /boot
└─nvme0n1p2 part
└─crypt crypt /dev/mapper/root
└─partitions lvm
├─swap swap /dev/partitions/swap
└─lvm_root lvm /dev/partitions/lvm_root
└─rpool zpool
├─rpool/root zfs
├─rpool/root/nixos zfs /
└─rpool/home zfs /home
```