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Boot-critical (each confirmed with a real boot/install cycle, not just code review): - Live ISO's liveuser shell is zsh, but Hyprland autostart was written to .bash_profile (never runs) — moved to .zprofile, and switched to start-hyprland (Hyprland's own watchdog wrapper; raw `exec Hyprland` is no longer the recommended launch method). - copytoram (self-enables on most real hardware: non-optical boot + image < 4GiB + enough free RAM) unmounts /run/archiso/bootmnt, which unpackfs.conf and bos-copy-kernel both hardcoded as their source — broke the installer outright on real hardware, confirmed by forcing copytoram=y. Added a resolver step for unpackfs, and switched the kernel copy to /usr/lib/modules/$(uname -r)/vmlinuz (part of the live squashfs itself, unaffected by copytoram). - BIOS installs got no bootloader — post-install.sh only ever ran the UEFI grub-install path despite BOS shipping bios.syslinux. Added a BIOS branch with disk auto-detection. - @snapshots/@log/@cache were never real: iso/partition.conf's btrfsSubvolumes key isn't part of this Calamares version's partition module schema at all (same class of bug as the userShell fix below — silently ignored). Calamares only natively creates @ and @home. post-install.sh now creates the three subvolumes by hand after unpackfs, migrates existing /var/log + /var/cache content into them before mounting over, and adds the fstab entries — verified end to end on real hardware, including grub-btrfs generating bootable snapshot menu entries. The unmount step in the existing snapper create-config dance also gained retry + lazy-unmount fallback after a real chroot run hit a transient busy-mount race. - Default shell was bash instead of zsh post-install: users.conf's top-level `userShell` key isn't part of this Calamares version's users module schema either — the real key is nested (user.shell). - graphical-session.target ships RefuseManualStart=yes (systemd convention), so the earlier attempt to activate it from hyprland.lua silently failed and breadclipd (WantedBy=graphical-session.target) never started. Starts breadclipd.service directly instead. - /etc/os-release was never set (showed "Arch Linux"); live boot never had quiet/splash/plymouth wired in (raw kernel scroll the whole time) despite BOS already shipping a complete bread-logo+spinner plymouth theme for the installed system. Also: generalized build-local.sh's per-service skel baking (previously only breadd.service was hand-committed; breadbox-sync/breadmill/ breadclipd never shipped), added the four new bakery packages to BREAD_BINS, removed the redundant cliphist/fzf clipboard pipeline in favor of breadclip, mirrored fastfetch's bread-logo config into skel, and fixed a stale bos-update comment.
34 lines
1.2 KiB
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34 lines
1.2 KiB
Bash
#!/bin/bash
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# bos-update — update all of BOS in one go.
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#
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# BOS packages come from two channels, so a full update touches both:
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# 1. pacman — Arch base/desktop + the [breadway] repo (bos-settings, etc.).
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# Every transaction is snapshotted by snap-pac, so you can roll
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# back from the GRUB "snapshots" submenu or BOS Settings.
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# 2. bakery — the bread ecosystem apps in ~/.local/bin (whatever `bakery list`
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# reports as installed — bread, breadbar, breadbox, breadcrumbs,
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# breadpad, breadman, bread-theme, breadpaper, breadmon,
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# breadsearch, breadclip, breadshot, ...).
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#
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# Best-effort: a failure in one channel doesn't abort the other.
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set -uo pipefail
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bold() { printf '\033[1m%s\033[0m\n' "$1"; }
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bold "==> System packages (pacman -Syu)"
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if command -v pacman >/dev/null; then
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sudo pacman -Syu || echo "WARN: pacman update failed"
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else
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echo "pacman not found; skipping"
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fi
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echo
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bold "==> Bread ecosystem (bakery update --all)"
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if command -v bakery >/dev/null; then
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bakery update --all || echo "WARN: bakery update failed"
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else
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echo "bakery not found; skipping"
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fi
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echo
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bold "==> BOS is up to date."
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