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nixos-apple-silicon now has a special case for the coreutils test
suite, which conflicts with this patch. I think that's worse than
just reverting it, but it's too hard to figure out how to get it not
to apply that patch.
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For some reason, the kernel is being built with Rust support anyway.
Setting this option will include nixos-apple-silicon's patches to fix
the build with the current Rust compiler, which will be required next
Nixpkgs update.
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No longer necessary now that the issue is fixed.
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This doesn't do anything, as we're using a hard-coded config file.
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systemd must have started creating this as a submodule recently.
It was preventing @ from being emptied on boot.
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Just deleting the "boot" subvolume stopped working, because deleting a
subvolume isn't recursive with respect to child subvolumes, and
systemd started creating more subvolumes. The fix is to add another
subvolume under /persist for /var/lib/portables, and add another
special bind-mounted subvolume for /tmp, so it's not actually below /,
and have that also be deleted on boot.
I've also taken the opportunity to rename "boot", because it was easy
to confuse with /boot.
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Losing right alt is far from ideal, so this is only applied for this
system.
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There are no drivers for this, so there's no point enabling them.
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