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A gentoo installer with a TUI interface that supports systemd and OpenRC, EFI and BIOS, as well as variable disk layouts using ext4, zfs, btrfs, luks and mdraid.
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README.md

Gentoo installation script

This script will install a minimal bootable gentoo system. If you need advanced features such as an initramfs or a different partitioning scheme, you can definitely use this script but will have to make some adjustments to it.

The main purpose of this script is to provide a universal setup which should be suitable for most use-cases (desktop and server installations).

Overview of executed tasks

  • Check live system
  • Sync time
  • Partition disks
  • Format partitions
  • Download stage3
  • Extract stage3
  • Chroot into new system
  • Update portage tree
  • ... TODO MISSING!

GPT

The script will create GPT partition tables. If your system cannot use GPT, this script is not suited for it.

EFI

It is assumed that your system can (and will) be booted via EFI. This is not a strict requirement, but othewise you will be responsible to make the system bootable.

This probably involves the following steps:

  • Change partition type of efi partition to ef02 (BIOS boot partition)
  • Change partition name and filesystem name to boot
  • Install and configure syslinux

Maybe there will be a convenience script for this at some point. No promises though.

Optional: Ansible ready

Optionally, this script can make the new system ready to be used with ansible.

It will do the following steps for you:

  • Create an ansible user
  • Generate an ssh keypair (type configurable)
  • Setup a secure sshd (safe ciphers, login only with keypair)
  • Install ansible

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