Each pending user's one-time migration requests a reboot even when hardware setup has already installed the aliases. Let migration completion handle repeat runs and remove the shared marker and its privileged write.
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Keep hardware setup limited to installing the firmware package. The migration owns the pending-reboot marker and preserves prompts for every user migrating before reboot.
Install the separately owned firmware aliases through the package helper so stock firmware updates and stable refreshes retain them. Use a distinct migration to reach machines with the prior migration completed and preserve the reboot prompt until reboot. Restore the generic updater and leave display quirks to the kernel.
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Quote the marker path as a Bash literal before escaping it for sed, so TMPDIR metacharacters survive both fixture copying and script evaluation. Rerun the firmware regression under a special-character TMPDIR while preserving the original PATH for real pacman resolution.
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A caller-controlled marker path would let the privileged install command replace an unrelated file. Keep the production path fixed and redirect that literal only in isolated test copies. Cover hostile environment overrides without touching system files.
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Explicitly select the Omarchy Cirrus firmware when the installed package predates the 1028:0e54 aliases. Apply it during hardware setup and through an update migration, and request a reboot for each user until the firmware can load. Require the same minimum version in the offline package list so newer Arch snapshots keep their genuine firmware.
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