Jarek
13c8d948da
* Fix omarchy-iso-boot for Arch Linux systems - Add omarchy-iso-boot-arch with proper OVMF detection - Auto-install missing dependencies (qemu-full, edk2-ovmf) - Support KVM acceleration with fallback - Better error handling and user feedback - Memory auto-adjustment based on system resources - Support both UEFI and BIOS boot modes Fixes #3 * Fix display issues in boot script - Fixed display configuration for BIOS and UEFI modes - Added OpenGL support with gtk,gl=on - Use virtio-vga for BIOS mode (better performance) - Remove problematic virgl property that caused errors - Fixed print_info bug in BIOS mode BIOS mode confirmed working with display and OpenGL. UEFI mode may need additional work for some systems. Workaround: Use --bios flag for reliable display output * Fix UEFI boot - now works without --bios flag - Fixed critical bug: was copying OVMF_CODE instead of OVMF_VARS - Fixed boot order: CD-ROM now has bootindex=1 for proper UEFI boot - Unified display config: virtio-vga with OpenGL for both modes - Both UEFI and BIOS modes now fully functional Tested and confirmed working: - UEFI mode boots ISO correctly - BIOS mode continues to work - Display and OpenGL acceleration enabled - No need for --bios workaround anymore * Fix Issue #7: Enable passwordless sudo in ISO - Add sudoers configuration to allow NOPASSWD sudo during installation - Resolves password prompts that break automated installation - Creates /etc/sudoers.d/99-omarchy-installer in the ISO - Allows both root and wheel group users passwordless sudo access This enables 'wget https://omarchy.org/install | bash' to run without interruption for sudo password input. Fixes #7 * Fix Issue #7: Copy sudoers config to chroot target system The sudoers NOPASSWD configuration wasn't working because the installer runs in arch-chroot which has its own /etc/sudoers. This copies the sudoers configuration from the ISO to the target system before running the chroot installer, enabling passwordless sudo inside the chroot environment. Resolves sudo password prompts that break automated installation. Fixes #7 * Fix Issue #7: Add specific user to sudoers for chroot The chroot runs as a specific user, but that user might not be in the wheel group. This explicitly adds the target user to sudoers in the target system to ensure passwordless sudo works in chroot. This should resolve remaining sudo password prompts during installation. Fixes #7
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#!/bin/bash
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set -e
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# Note that these are packages installed to the Arch container
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# used to build the ISO.
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pacman-key --init
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pacman --noconfirm -Sy archlinux-keyring
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pacman --noconfirm -Sy archiso git python-pip sudo base-devel jq wget
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cache_dir=$(realpath --canonicalize-missing ~/.cache/omarchy/iso_$(date +%Y-%m-%d))
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offline_mirror_dir="$cache_dir/airootfs/var/cache/omarchy/mirror/offline"
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# We need to fiddle with pip settings
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# in order to install to the correct place
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# as well as ignore some errors to make this less verbose
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export PIP_ROOT="$cache_dir/airootfs/"
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export PIP_ROOT_USER_ACTION="ignore"
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export PIP_NO_WARN_SCRIPT_LOCATION=1
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export PIP_BREAK_SYSTEM_PACKAGES=1
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# These packages will be installed **into** the ISO, and
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# won't be available to either archinstall or omarchy installer.
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python_packages=(
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terminaltexteffects
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)
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arch_packages=(
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git
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gum
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openssl
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wget
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)
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mkdir -p $cache_dir/
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mkdir -p $offline_mirror_dir/
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# We base our ISO on the official arch ISO (releng) config
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cp -r archiso/configs/releng/* $cache_dir/
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# We clone the installer, and move it to the root users home folder
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# since this is the default user in the official releng ISO profile.
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git clone https://github.com/omacom-io/omarchy-installer "$cache_dir/airootfs/root/omarchy-installer"
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mv "$cache_dir/airootfs/root/omarchy-installer/installer" "$cache_dir/airootfs/root/installer"
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mv "$cache_dir/airootfs/root/omarchy-installer/logo.txt" "$cache_dir/airootfs/root/logo.txt"
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rm -rf "$cache_dir/airootfs/root/omarchy-installer"
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# Copy in the connectivity check script
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cp /check_connectivity.sh "$cache_dir/airootfs/root/check_connectivity.sh"
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# Configure sudoers for passwordless installation
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# This allows the installer to run without password prompts
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mkdir -p $cache_dir/airootfs/etc/sudoers.d/
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echo "# Omarchy ISO - Allow passwordless sudo during installation" >>"$cache_dir/airootfs/etc/sudoers.d/99-omarchy-installer"
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echo "root ALL=(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL" >>"$cache_dir/airootfs/etc/sudoers.d/99-omarchy-installer"
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echo "%wheel ALL=(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL" >>"$cache_dir/airootfs/etc/sudoers.d/99-omarchy-installer"
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# We add in our auto-start applications
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# First we'll check for an active internet connection
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# Then we'll start the omarchy installer
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cat <<-'_EOF_' | tee "$cache_dir/airootfs/root/.automated_script.sh"
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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set -euo pipefail
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if [[ $(tty) == "/dev/tty1" ]]; then
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sh ./check_connectivity.sh
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sh ./installer
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archinstall \
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--config user_configuration.json \
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--creds user_credentials.json \
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--silent
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OMARCHY_USER="$(ls -1 /mnt/home | head -n1)"
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# Copy sudoers config to target system for passwordless sudo in chroot
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mkdir -p /mnt/etc/sudoers.d
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cp /etc/sudoers.d/99-omarchy-installer /mnt/etc/sudoers.d/
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# Also ensure the user can run sudo without password in chroot
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echo "$OMARCHY_USER ALL=(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL" >> /mnt/etc/sudoers.d/99-omarchy-installer
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HOME=/home/$OMARCHY_USER \
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arch-chroot -u $OMARCHY_USER /mnt/ \
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env OMARCHY_USER_NAME="$(<user_full_name.txt)" \
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OMARCHY_USER_EMAIL="$(<user_email_address.txt)" \
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/bin/bash -lc "wget -qO- https://omarchy.org/install-dev | bash"
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fi
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_EOF_
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# We patch permissions, grub and efi loaders to our liking:
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(cd $cache_dir/ && git apply /permissions.patch)
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(cd $cache_dir/ && git apply /grub-autoboot.patch)
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(cd $cache_dir/ && git apply /efi-autoboot.patch)
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# We could also use:
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# patch -p1 < aur-mirror.patch
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# patch -p1 < permissions.patch
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# patch -p1 < grub-autoboot.patch
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# patch -p1 < efi-autoboot.patch
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# Remove the default motd
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rm "$cache_dir/airootfs/etc/motd"
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# Install Python packages for the installer into the ISO
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# file system.
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pip install "${python_packages[@]}"
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# Add our needed packages to packages.x86_64
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printf '%s\n' "${arch_packages[@]}" >>"$cache_dir/packages.x86_64"
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# Because this weird glitch with archiso, we also need to sync down
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# all the packages we need to build the ISO, but we'll do that in the
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# "host" mirror location, as we don't want them inside the ISO taking up space.
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# We'll also remove tzupdate as it won't be found in upstream mirrors.
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iso_packages=($(cat "$cache_dir/packages.x86_64"))
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mkdir -p /tmp/cleandb
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# Finally, we assemble the entire ISO
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mkarchiso -v -w "$cache_dir/work/" -o "/out/" "$cache_dir/"
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