雷电芽衣
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omarchy-utm-make runs builder/build-utm.sh in a privileged linux/arm64 container: a 32G sparse GPT disk with the ISO's Btrfs subvolume layout, Arch Linux ARM plus the aarch64 Omarchy packages, Limine on the UEFI fallback path, omarchy-apply-system --defer-provisioning in the chroot, first-boot provisioning staged with the arm64 Node tarball, one limine-update, then a sealed and checked disk converted to compressed qcow2. The host wraps it as a .utm bundle (no serial device: iOS has no Ptty mode), zips it, and writes a sha256. omarchy-utm-boot boots the result under qemu's interpreter, the closest stand-in for UTM SE. fstab is written from the partition UUIDs directly: genfstab named the hand-made loop device nodes, which sent the first boot into emergency mode. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019krxFwnSbEM2n2QNQ1rG1K
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#!/bin/bash
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# Renders the UTM config.plist template: render <vm-uuid> <disk-uuid> <mac> <version>
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set -e
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(( $# == 4 )) || { echo "Usage: $0 <vm-uuid> <disk-uuid> <mac> <version>" >&2; exit 1; }
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sed -e "s/@@VM_UUID@@/$1/" -e "s/@@DISK_UUID@@/$2/g" -e "s/@@MAC@@/$3/" -e "s/@@VERSION@@/$4/" "$(dirname "$0")/config.plist"
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