Continuing yesterday's thread: we left off with dinit launching, but /etc being messed up.
I fixed /etc! The trick ended up mounting shit on top of each other after chrooting.
Next step: make the netbsd core stuff read-only.
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Also, I will slowly start publishing my current experiments. I'll call the repo fuck/fuckery.
Soo... I currently have:
- NetBSD sets mounted read-only
- Store-like, hand-made stuff mounted
- Persistence mounted
- Persistence's
/etclayered on top of NetBSD'setc dinitbooting into a system that hasgettyonconsttyforrootlogin
I basically have all the tools to make a bootable system that then I can use to develop itself. It's not there yet, because at a minimum, I need a network, and either ssh or git. Since ssh is in the NetBSD base, that's a whole lot easier.
With ssh, I can TRAMP into the system and edit the code. I can't commit locally, but I can edit things remotely, and that's good enough.
...except I don't have a user yet. Oops.
Next steps are:
- Configure the network interface
- Start dhcpcd
- Start sshd
- Mount
/varfrom persistence,unionmounted over NetBSD's/var - Set up a user for myself
- Add
git
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