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Declare and assign local variables separately to avoid masking
return values from command substitutions.
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Remove personal email addresses, hardcoded paths, and infrastructure
references to prepare for open-source release. Distribution targets
in build-release are now configurable via environment variables,
and archsetup inclusion is opt-in.
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- Change all script shebangs to #!/usr/bin/env bash for portability
(heredocs writing to installed systems keep #!/bin/bash)
- Remove || true from Makefile lint target so shellcheck errors fail the build
- Add .editorconfig for consistent formatting across editors
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#!/bin/env bash doesn't exist — changed to #!/usr/bin/env bash.
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Non-functional stub that printed "this is a skeleton" — worse than
not having it. Removed from build.sh, Makefile, and file permissions.
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- Change archzfs SigLevel to Never (pacstrap -K empty keyring caused
interactive GPG prompt blocking unattended installs)
- Fix pgrep matching avahi-daemon's [archangel.local] in full-test.sh
- Bump install timeout to 30min for DKMS builds
- Add ~/downloads/isos and archsetup inbox to build-release distribution
- Sync templates
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- Standardize naming: VM names, hostname, passwords, ISO naming
- Remove USB, Ventoy, and local deployment from build-release
- Add snapper package and Btrfs validation tests to sanity-test
- Update README for dual ZFS/Btrfs architecture
- Delete obsolete SESSION-CONTEXT.md and download-archzfs-iso.sh
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- Remove copy_archsetup function and calls from ZFS/Btrfs paths
- Update SSH hardening messages to generic advice
- Change sanoid references to tips without archsetup dependency
- Improve filesystem dialog descriptions
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- Add setup_luks_testing_keyfile() for automated LUKS testing
- Modify configure_crypttab() and configure_luks_initramfs() for keyfile support
- Fix configure_btrfs_initramfs() to preserve encrypt hook when LUKS enabled
- Add TESTING=yes to LUKS test configs
- Create docs/TESTING-STRATEGY.org documenting testing approach
LUKS automated reboot testing remains a work-in-progress due to
complexity of sending passphrase to initramfs encrypt hook.
Non-LUKS tests all pass: btrfs-single, btrfs-mirror, btrfs-stripe.
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- Add NO_ENCRYPT=yes to btrfs-single.conf for unattended testing
- Add offline Arch Wiki documentation section to RESCUE-GUIDE.txt
- Update todo.org with completed tasks and new items
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- Store GRUB modules on EFI partition (FAT32) to avoid btrfs
subvolume path prefix issues (/@/boot/grub not found)
- Create symlink /boot/grub -> /efi/grub for grub-btrfs compatibility
- Add sync after grub-mkconfig to ensure FAT32 write completion
- Add sync before unmounting to prevent data loss on VM shutdown
- Update snapper-firstboot to use /efi/grub/grub.cfg path
- Update multi-disk GRUB functions for consistency
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- Use -d - flag for cryptsetup stdin key input (matches easy-arch)
- Change ((i++)) to ((++i)) to avoid set -e exit on 0 increment
- Add btrfs-mirror-luks test config
- Update status protocol with sound notifications
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- RAID1 (mirror) and RAID0 (stripe) for 2+ disks
- Multi-disk LUKS with single passphrase prompt
- EFI redundancy: GRUB installed on all disks
- Pacman hook syncs GRUB updates across EFI partitions
- btrfs initramfs hook for multi-device assembly at boot
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- Fix GRUB cryptodisk: configure_grub() heredoc was overwriting LUKS
settings added by configure_luks_grub(). Moved LUKS GRUB config
(GRUB_ENABLE_CRYPTODISK=y, cryptdevice cmdline) into configure_grub()
after the heredoc writes the base config.
- Fix ISO bloat: archsetup copy was including vm-images (17GB).
Changed from cp -r to rsync with exclusions for vm-images,
test-results, .qcow2, and .iso files. ISO now 2.0GB.
- btrfs-luks VM test now passes.
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- Add LUKS functions to btrfs.sh (create/open/close container)
- Add crypttab configuration for boot
- Add encrypt hook to mkinitcpio HOOKS
- Add cryptdevice parameter to GRUB cmdline
- Add get_btrfs_encryption_choice and get_luks_passphrase prompts
- Add LUKS_PASSPHRASE to config variables
- Update show_summary and print_btrfs_summary for encryption status
- Add btrfs-luks.conf test config
VM test pending.
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- Add GRUB serial console configuration for headless/VM testing
- Add GRUB_BTRFS_OVERRIDE_BOOT_PARTITION_DETECTION for btrfs
- Fix snapper-firstboot script (use echo instead of HEREDOC)
- Add dbus.service dependency to firstboot service
- Remove duplicate rootflags from GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX
VM test verified: GRUB boots, all subvolumes mount, snapper works.
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- Fix GRUB config path (remove GRUB_BTRFS_GRUB_DIRNAME, use default)
- Create snapper config manually (D-Bus not available in chroot)
- Create genesis snapshot with btrfs command (not snapper)
- Add btrfs-single.conf test config
- Update test-install.sh to copy lib/ directory
- Update test-install.sh to handle btrfs verification
VM test now passes for btrfs single-disk installation.
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- Create lib/btrfs.sh with full btrfs installation functions
- Subvolume layout matching ZFS datasets (10 subvols)
- Snapper configuration with timeline policy
- GRUB + grub-btrfs for snapshot boot menu
- Update disk.sh for filesystem-aware partition type
- Update archangel with install_btrfs() path
- Update build.sh to include lib/btrfs.sh
- Update plan with Phase 2.7 (test) and 2.8 (LUKS)
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- Rename install-archzfs → archangel
- Rename install-archzfs.conf.example → archangel.conf.example
- Update build.sh to use new names
- Update script header with dual-filesystem description
- Update log file names to archangel-*
The installer is now called "archangel" reflecting its expanded
scope: snapshot-based recovery for both ZFS and Btrfs filesystems.
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- Add FILESYSTEM variable to config (zfs or btrfs)
- Add select_filesystem() function with fzf support
- Update gather_input() to prompt for filesystem in interactive mode
- Add validation for FILESYSTEM in unattended mode
- Btrfs selection errors with "not yet implemented"
- Update banner to show "Archangel" branding
- Update config example with FILESYSTEM option
Groundwork for btrfs support - filesystem choice is now captured,
installation logic gates on FILESYSTEM variable.
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- Replace [[ ]] && error pattern with if/then/fi
- Pattern causes exit when condition is false with set -e
- Fixed in: common.sh, config.sh, disk.sh, install-archzfs
Discovered during VM testing: the && short-circuit returns exit
code 1 when condition is false, triggering set -e to abort.
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- Add custom/lib/common.sh: output, validation, fzf prompts, disk utils
- Add custom/lib/config.sh: argument parsing, config loading, validation
- Add custom/lib/disk.sh: partitioning, EFI management, disk selection
- Add custom/lib/zfs.sh: pool, datasets, ZFSBootMenu, services, hooks
- Update install-archzfs to source libs
- Remove duplicated output/config functions from main script
Prepares codebase for btrfs filesystem support (Phase 2).
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This is a major change that replaces the GRUB bootloader with ZFSBootMenu,
providing native ZFS boot environment support.
Key changes:
- EFI partition reduced from 1GB to 512MB (only holds ZFSBootMenu)
- EFI now mounts at /efi instead of /boot
- Kernel and initramfs live on ZFS root (enables snapshot boot with matching kernel)
- Downloads pre-built ZFSBootMenu EFI binary from get.zfsbootmenu.org
- Creates EFI boot entries for all disks in multi-disk configurations
- Syncs ZFSBootMenu to all EFI partitions for redundancy
- Sets org.zfsbootmenu:commandline on zroot/ROOT for kernel cmdline inheritance
- Sets bootfs pool property for default boot environment
- AMD GPU workarounds (pg_mask, cwsr_enable) added to kernel cmdline when AMD detected
Deleted GRUB snapshot tooling (no longer needed):
- custom/grub-zfs-snap
- custom/40_zfs_snapshots
- custom/zz-grub-zfs-snap.hook
- custom/zfs-snap-prune
Updated helper scripts:
- zfssnapshot: removed grub-zfs-snap call, shows ZFSBootMenu tip
- zfsrollback: removed grub-zfs-snap call, notes auto-detection
Tested configurations:
- Single disk installation
- 2-disk mirror (mirror-0)
- 3-disk RAIDZ1 (raidz1-0)
- All boot correctly with ZFSBootMenu
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Root cause: Missing/outdated linux-firmware broke AMD Strix Halo GPU init.
Fixed by installing linux-firmware 20260110-1.
Changes:
- install-archzfs: Fix mkinitcpio config (remove archiso.conf, fix preset)
- todo.org: Add ZFS rollback + /boot mismatch issue, recommend ZFSBootMenu
- docs/2026-01-22-ratio-boot-fix-session.org: Full troubleshooting session
- docs/2026-01-22-mkinitcpio-config-boot-failure.org: Bug report
- assets/: Supporting documentation and video transcript
Key learnings:
- AMD Strix Halo requires linux-firmware 20260110+
- ZFS rollback with /boot on EFI partition can break boot
- zpool import -R can permanently change mountpoints
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Three bugs were preventing installed systems from booting:
1. ZFS package preset (50-zfs.preset) enables zfs-import-cache by default,
overriding our attempt to use zfs-import-scan. Now explicitly disable
zfs-import-cache before enabling zfs-import-scan.
2. zfs-import-scan has ConditionFileNotEmpty=!/etc/zfs/zpool.cache which
prevents it from running if cachefile exists. Now remove cachefile after
setting cachefile=none.
3. GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX contained root=ZFS=... but grub-mkconfig also
auto-detects ZFS root, causing duplicate root= parameters. Removed
manual root= since grub-mkconfig handles it correctly.
All 22 tests pass (19 sanity + 3 installation configs).
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Switch to the recommended pool import method that uses blkid to scan
for pools instead of relying on zpool.cache. This eliminates the
complexity of managing cachefile paths with altroot during installation.
Changes:
- Remove cachefile setup from create_zfs_pool() and configure_zfs_services()
- Enable zfs-import-scan.service instead of zfs-import-cache.service
- Set cachefile=none on the pool since it's not needed
- Update full-test.sh to verify zfs-import-scan is enabled
This approach is recommended per the Arch Wiki and doesn't require
the cachefile to be present in the initramfs.
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- Add zpool set cachefile=/etc/zfs/zpool.cache after pool creation
- Without this, initramfs ZFS hook can't import pool at boot
- Causes "cannot import '(null)': no such pool available" error
- Add cachefile property test to full-test.sh
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Install avahi and nss-mdns packages, enable avahi-daemon service.
Matches archsetup's implementation for consistency.
After installation, systems are accessible as <hostname>.local
(e.g., ratio.local, framework.local) for easier SSH access.
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Root cause: The `hostid` command returns a value even without /etc/hostid,
but `zgenhostid` generates a DIFFERENT random value. The install script
was calling `hostid` for the GRUB kernel parameter, then later calling
`zgenhostid` to create /etc/hostid - resulting in a mismatch.
ZFS refuses to auto-import pools when spl.spl_hostid doesn't match
/etc/hostid, causing "Failed to mount /sysroot" at boot.
Fix: Generate hostid with zgenhostid FIRST (in configure_bootloader),
then read the consistent value for the GRUB kernel parameter. The
configure_zfs_services function now just copies the already-existing
/etc/hostid to the installed system.
Verified in VM: GRUB and /etc/hostid both show identical values after
installation.
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- Add avahi and nss-mdns packages to live ISO
- Enable avahi-daemon.service for mDNS discovery
- Set hostname to "archzfs" so machines are accessible at archzfs.local
- Fix ISP firmware path in install-archzfs: remove /mnt prefix for chroot
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- Add scripts/full-test.sh for automated install testing (single, mirror, raidz1)
- Add --full-test option to build-release workflow
- Install zfssnapshot and zfsrollback to target system during install
- Simplify .gitignore to exclude entire vm/ directory
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Sort datasets by path depth (deepest first) before rolling back.
ZFS requires children to be rolled back before their parents,
otherwise rollback can fail or skip datasets.
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Remove backslash escape from grub-probe command substitution so it
executes at config generation time instead of writing the literal
string "$(grub-probe ...)" into grub.cfg.
GRUB's scripting language doesn't support bash-style $() command
substitution, causing syntax errors on boot.
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40% was too small on console, showing only ~2 lines.
70% gives roughly 2/3 of screen for snapshot selection.
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Required for zfsrollback interactive snapshot selection to work
on freshly installed systems before archsetup runs.
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Copied from archsetup to make these tools available on the live ISO
for rescue scenarios and post-install management.
zfssnapshot:
- Creates recursive snapshots across all pools
- Timestamps with descriptive labels (YYYY-MM-DD_HH-MM-SS_description)
- Integrates with grub-zfs-snap for boot menu updates
zfsrollback:
- Interactive fzf-based snapshot selection
- Two modes: single dataset or all matching datasets
- Safety warnings showing what will be destroyed
- Special genesis rollback warning
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Add bpftrace, bcc-tools, and perf for system tracing and profiling.
These are Linux's eBPF-based equivalents to DTrace, essential for
debugging and performance analysis in rescue scenarios.
Add w3m terminal browser alongside existing lynx for better rendering
of complex pages.
Update RESCUE-GUIDE.txt with new sections covering:
- Section 9: System Tracing with bpftrace examples, BCC tools, perf
- Section 10: Terminal web browsing with lynx/w3m basics
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Used $EFI_PART (undefined) instead of ${EFI_PARTS[0]} when
generating fstab, resulting in empty/wrong UUID for /boot mount.
This caused "Timed out waiting for device /dev/disk/by-uuid"
on boot of newly installed systems.
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The autodetect hook filters modules based on currently loaded hardware,
which when running from a live ISO means the target system's storage
drivers (NVMe, AHCI, etc.) may not be included in the initramfs.
This caused boot failures on bare metal with "Timed out waiting for
device /dev/disk/by-uuid" because the disk controller wasn't detected.
Removing autodetect includes all storage drivers, making the initramfs
larger but ensuring compatibility with any hardware configuration.
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Add get_encryption_choice() to ask user whether to enable encryption
during interactive install. Remove --no-encrypt CLI flag in favor of
config file NO_ENCRYPT option for unattended installs. Update tests
to rely on config file setting instead of flag.
Also: fix ISO label to ARCHZFS for stable GRUB entries, add TODO items.
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Packages added:
- iotop: disk I/O monitor by process
- ncdu: interactive disk usage analyzer
- tree: directory tree viewer
- speedtest-cli: internet speed test
- mosh: mobile shell (survives disconnects)
- aria2: multi-protocol downloader with resume
- tmate: terminal sharing for remote assistance
- sshuttle: VPN over SSH
- pass: password manager
Rescue guide expanded:
- Section 5: iotop for finding disk I/O culprits
- Section 6: ncdu and tree for disk space analysis
- Section 7: speedtest-cli, mosh, aria2, tmate, sshuttle
- Section 8: pass password manager access
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Packages added:
- mtr: combined ping + traceroute
- iperf3: bandwidth testing
- iftop: live bandwidth monitor by connection
- nethogs: bandwidth monitor by process
- ethtool: NIC configuration and diagnostics
- tcpdump: packet capture
- bind: dig/nslookup DNS tools
- nmap: network scanner
- wireshark-cli: tshark packet analysis
Rescue guide section 7 expanded with scenarios for:
- Network path analysis with mtr
- Bandwidth testing with iperf3
- Live monitoring with iftop and nethogs
- Interface diagnostics with ethtool
- Packet capture with tcpdump
- Network scanning with nmap
- Deep packet analysis with tshark
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Packages added:
- partimage: legacy partition imaging
- f2fs-tools: Flash-Friendly FS support
- exfatprogs: exFAT filesystem tools
- emacs: editor
Rescue guide sections 6-8:
- Disk Operations: partclone, fsarchiver, nwipe, filesystem tools
- Network Troubleshooting: connectivity, sshfs, file transfers
- Encryption & GPG: symmetric/asymmetric decryption, LUKS, eCryptfs
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Packages added:
- memtester: userspace memory testing
- stress-ng: CPU/memory/IO stress testing
- lm_sensors: temperature/fan/voltage monitoring
- lshw: detailed hardware inventory
- dmidecode: SMBIOS/DMI system information
- nvme-cli: NVMe drive management
- hdparm: HDD/SSD parameter tuning
Rescue guide Section 5 covers:
- SMART disk health monitoring
- Memory testing with memtester
- System stress testing
- Temperature monitoring with sensors
- Hardware inventory commands
- Disk benchmarking
- Bad block checking
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