Derives the list of required modules for the installer from Chris
McLeod's manual installation steps. His instructions say to use the
surface-linux kernel however the default kernel has the right set
of modules already (as noted by the fact that the right modules are
loaded for the keyboard to work during the install and after the LUKS
unlock screen).
I only have a Surface Laptop 3 to test this on but based on the guide
where Chris is using a newer laptop and the only difference is the
pinctrl module which I attempt to autodetect I think it should "just"
work for others but definitely "use at your own risk".
Added:
MacBook 8,1
MacBook 9,1
MacBook 8,1 uses slightly different moduels from what I can tell, so I’ve added a case statment. Please tweak as needed.
* First swing at t2 support
* Remove unnecessary enables
* Trim up
* Trim
* Need to use official mirror until we have our own setup
* Use GitHub mirror for now
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* macbook: enable internal keyboard at LUKS by loading applespi in initramfs
- Detect T1 models (MacBookPro13,2/13,3 and 14,2/14,3)
- Add mkinitcpio drop-in: MODULES+=(applespi intel_lpss_pci spi_pxa2xx_platform)
- Add HOOKS+=(keyboard) for early input
- Prefer in-kernel applespi; fallback to DKMS via AUR helper if needed
* macbook: expand SPI keyboard support to include 12-inch MacBook
- Add support for MacBook12,1 (12-inch MacBook 2015-2017) with SPI keyboards
- Rename configuration from T1-specific to SPI-keyboard-specific terminology
- Update mkinitcpio drop-in filename: omarchy-macbook-t1.conf -> omarchy-macbook-spi.conf
- Clarify that this fix targets SPI keyboard interface, not just T1 chip models
- Improved detection: covers all models with SPI keyboards needing applespi
- Update comments and messages to reflect broader hardware support scope
* Integrate MacBook SPI keyboard detection into limine-snapper.sh
- Move MacBook detection from separate hardware script into limine-snapper.sh
- Add comprehensive error handling with systemd journal logging
- Ensure persistent MacBook SPI module loading for every boot
- Remove redundant separate macbook-keyboard.sh file
- Consolidate terminal and log output using tee with process substitution
* Add support for MacbookPro13,1 and 14,1 models
* change log tags
from “omarchy” to “macbook” which is more appropriate.
* Slim down and rearrange code
* Unrelated change
* More specific naming and make sure its actually run
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Co-authored-by: David Heinemeier Hansson <david@hey.com>
* Change lazyvim and asdcontrol to packages
* Remove asdcontrol and lazyvim
* Add lazyvim setup
* Don't trigger rebuild. We already rebuild later.
* Add new pacman.conf after install
* Update config to keep mirrors in mirrorlist
* Add lazyvim setup back
* Make webapp installer work with local images
* Update tuis to work offline
* Update pacman config situation
* Extract the reboot segment into its own file
* Explainer
* Can't return in executed scripts
* Add post-install
* Extract the reboot segment into its own file
* Fix rebase doubling up
* Add run wrapper function for feedback
* Redirect output to log
* Move gnome updates to first-run
* Add theme to first-run
* Updat to try to get logging working
* Create the file and give permissions
* Test gsettings
* Revert "Test gsettings"
This reverts commit 49c27d319407f6c95fcbb4c5a2646e54b50c9ab4.
* Stop logging
* Add time outputs to end of logs
* Rearrange some scripts to cleanup
* Cleanup
* Add timing to run script
* Don't enable multilib for offline
* Add prebuild ruby
* Try spinner setup
* Prevent exit 1 due to grep not matching
* Update limine config to work for USB installs as well
* Add offline install to env report
* Fix grep pipefailure
* Update logs exports to work with subshells
* Fix backward logic
* Attempt to fix logging again
* Export chrootable for subshells
* Clean up outputs
* Move chrootable up
* Source chroot instead
* Changes for logging
* Center up reboot notice
* Update fixed paths
* Update trap
* Revert reverting precompiled ruby due to issues
* Revert "Revert reverting precompiled ruby due to issues"
This reverts commit c159e7dc51cfdd2fb750c49c66bc4468e1208446.
* Remove junk to cleanup fixed paths now that we have relative
* Add git branch check to transition beta to main
* Log output
* Add time output on summary screen
* We don't need sudo here
* Add ansi helpers to make code cleaner
* Add dry-run helpers for testing
* Split out some common / reused items
* Add log output function
* Use gum log to output cleaner
* Cleanup
* Update trap with options
* Fix reboot and pad it
* Cleanup
* Add dry-run for testing
* Use default $PADDING for gum
* More styles
* Styles and really exit
* Update to new format
* Add ansi vars
* Update log output to prevent flickering
* Fix logo exporting
* Trap updates
* Add exit handler
* Prevent double-trapping
* Update traps
* Consolidate logic
* Update reboot to work in chroot
* Eliminate double-guard
* Attempt to speed up by removing mkinitcpio hooks
* Add multilib for nvidia users
* Add back wireless-regdom
* Remove dryrun items
* Fix to be offline
* Set fonts for plymouth to solve freetype2 issue
* Required -y to run
* Update omarchy-refresh-plymouth to account for limine changes
* Update omarchy-refresh-plymouth to account for limine changes (#1575)
* Required -y to run
* Update omarchy-refresh-plymouth to account for limine changes
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* Update modes
* Remove direct executions of .sh files
* Add variable safety
* Add omarchy-upload-log
* Add broadcome fix for MBP
* Prevent printing on screen when rebooting
* Make packages list universal
* Rename
* Remove retry message
* Fix packages target
* Add system info to upload
* Update variable name
* Remove unnecessary executable statuses
* Remove gesture default
* Add bcm4360 fix to install
* Add useful debug info
* Add OMARCHY_PATH
* Only look locally offline
* Rename / rearrange files
* Export so they're available to subshells
* Update for alternate
* Rearrange
* Log install time if no arch
* Add limine to packages list
* Update comments
* Update sizing method
* Update mode switcher
* Move icons to be embedded in installer
* Set install mode to online
* shebang and sudo
* Remove deleted branch check
* Elim banners
* Elim verbosity
* Rename LOG_FILE
* Multilib on by default
* Flip to positive
* Switch to gnome-theme.sh for first run
* Elim ansi-codes helper
* Move guard up to be the first thing that's hit
* Extract a couple of functions
* Trim
* Trim
* Move back to trap
* Update to single gum file
* Just show total
* Pulled function to a helper
* Extract explaining function
* Use complete conditional flows where possible
* Reference variable close to its use
* Use modern bash conditional syntax
* Comment before function
* Use a simpler shared exit headline
Doesn't matter how we stopped, just that we did
* CRs
* Keep constants together
* Style on comment
* Explain QR Code
* Modern bash conditional and use lowercase for all local variables
* Use bash calculation syntax for numbers
* Use calculation syntax where possible
* cleanup was not intention revealing enough imo
* Spacing
* Retry won't produce something different in offline mode
* Not needed
* Use modern bash conditional style
* String-wrapping not needed in [[ ]]
* Might as well use constants for all of these
* Don't need the wrapping
* Move the output saving into where we're working with it
* Not needed as long as we just source this
* Gum is a helper
* Slim down logging setup
* Reflect broader scope of work
* Everything should live in file
* Simpler
* Ordering
* Style
* Better separation of concerns
* Stop pretending these are meant to run directly
* Move all packaging execution together
* No longer used in an offline centric setup
* None of these are directly executable any more either
* Modern bash conditional
* Better name
* Explain what's going on
* Use modern bash conditional
* Use modern bash styule
* No need for bashing
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Co-authored-by: David Heinemeier Hansson <david@hey.com>
Co-authored-by: DoppioJP <jakub@doppio.jp>
* Add wireless-regdb alongside iwd
Needed for regulatory compliance for Wi-Fi and enabling some bands on some chipsets
* Add wireless-regdb
* Changed location of wireless-regdb install
* configure the wireless-regdom during install
* remove extra newline
* don't unset the variable too early
* also set the region as part of the script
* writing to wireless-regdom requires root
* need to use tee
* changing logic since this is brought in as source
* handle timezones that start with country code already
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* install the needed packages for intel GPUs
* keep forgetting that this is included by source
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* Get rid of -Sy and -Syy
* Get rid of all naked -Sy usage
* Don't need a full system update for this
* Combine
* Does not need a full system update
* Need to refresh even just for Omarchy repository
* Does not warrant a full system update
* No longer need the sudoless pacman runs
* We have already added the Omarchy repo before getting to here
So fine to just do a straight install
