R, which points to /srv/fai/config by default.
You may wish to have a look at nfsroot.conf(5) and fai.conf(5)
manual pages, for more details on available variables:
https://fai-project.org/doc/man/
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time.
Otherwise, the key is left in a temporary file during
installation, using crypttab and stuff; I am not that well aware
of the details for this part unfortunately.
Anyway, the thing is definitely possible, and relatively simple.
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implementation, I must admit I have no
idea for the moment.
Sorry for the confusion,
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bus is not installed.
Package dbus-session-bus is not installed.
dpkg: error processing package dconf-service (--configure):
dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
Not sure why the installation of lightdm is not seamless though.
This is reproducible either wi
op's uefi menu? Note that if the cpu is an Intel, you will
probably have to hunt for VT-d instead of IOMMU.
In hope this helps,
Have a nice day, :)
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On air: Sleepy
some fuzz (the patch is off by a few lines) and
still run into issues with md_linear raid (not that this layout
is particularly common), but it will be otherwise okay.
In hope this helps,
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ps://github.com/faiproject/fai/commit/27c7267badb46918ef669c84aef0275a9fc438c0
As far as I know FAI in Debian 11 is still affected, so you may
want to upgrade to a newer version or patch your install,
depending on what options are feasible for you.
In hope this helps,
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