On ZFS (probably btrfs, too) with compression on,
disk usage isn't the same with its real sizes.
Without "--apparent-size", du(1) will report its disk usage
which is way lower than real space needed for squashfs.
Let's ask du to provide the real apparent size for our rootfs.
--apparent-size should be available on both GNU's du (used by Void)
and BSD's du.
Add the magic/mask for i386 and x86_64 and register them when necessary.
Also adjust the native arch detection logic to allow (e.g.) building
aarch64* images on aarch64 without qemu installed.
Including a copy in void-packages turned out better solution.
Grep in image don't have required perl regexps, and getting
one that have make linting slower by order of magnitude.
Even if it was already there, simply using image is
unnecessarily slower.
This reverts commit 163a923529.
Instruct xbps-install to do unpack only, so packages can be properly
configured by xbps-reconfigure call.
Before, xbps-install was sometimes marking packages as configured,
thus making xbps-reconfigure call useless.
intel-ucode went to nonfree repository
with void-packages/450dd113fbb87e9299161bb7143536249ecb16c2
It makes more sense in permanent installations anyway
Create boot partition starting at 32768 sectors on pinebookpro
platforms. That leaves enough unallocated space to install u-boot
without overlapping with any partition.
So far, image generation relied on the config shipped in the openssh
package to ensure root login with password, but as this might change in
the future, explicitly apply and document this requirement for embedded
images here instead.
The exception for GCP (disable root login) should still work as
intended.
Without -f, mkfs.f2fs refuses to overwrite an existing filesystem, causing installation to fail. With this flag we match the behavior of the other filesystems.
Right now the installer will print an error dialog but mark the
filesystems done anyway and march on, which will later result
in a failed GRUB installation.
