autoinstall/autoinstall_peta.yaml at main · Lewis-CJ/autoinstall · GitHub

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autoinstall:
  version: 1
  packages:
    - ubuntu-desktop
    - ansible
    - ssh-askpass
    - network-manager
    - zfsutils-linux

  identity:
    username: local
    password: '$6$o3X2GvDvHs7b1xE1$eXZsqs8sIMwMExDr.HUztoPB/aaGsxIXXE6pLln7stPeb7moOulKxkQJnOqDnrsN1rxHbx3LX8kJO8WQ7jGay1'
    hostname: fhmlm4i-nano005

  locale: en_US.UTF-8
  keyboard:
    layout: us
    variant: euro
  timezone: geoip

  codecs:
    install: true
  drivers:
    install: true

  ssh:
    allow-pw: true
    authorized-keys: []
    install-server: true

  # exa and peta use zfs pools, so these are configured in late-commands
  # exa and peta are also configured to use remaining space on device for a swap partition
  storage:
    config:
      - id: os_disk
        type: disk
        ptable: gpt
        match:
          serial: '*30000d17022f968b*'
        wipe: superblock
        preserve: false
        grub_device: true

      - id: efi_partition
        type: partition
        device: os_disk
        size: 256M
        flag: boot
        grub_device: true

      - id: boot_partition
        type: partition
        device: os_disk
        size: 384M
        flag: boot

      - id: root_partition
        type: partition
        device: os_disk
        size: 200G

      - id: swap_partition
        type: partition
        device: os_disk
        size: -1

      - id: efi_format
        type: format
        fstype: fat32
        volume: efi_partition

      - id: boot_format
        type: format
        fstype: ext4
        volume: boot_partition

      - id: root_format
        type: format
        fstype: ext4
        volume: root_partition

      - id: swap_format
        type: format
        fstype: swap
        volume: swap_partition

      - id: efi_mount
        type: mount
        device: efi_format
        path: /boot/efi

      - id: boot_mount
        type: mount
        device: boot_format
        path: /boot

      - id: root_mount
        type: mount
        device: root_format
        path: /

      - id: swap_mount
        type: mount
        device: swap_format
        path: none


  early-commands:
    - echo 'linux-generic-hwe-24.04' > /run/kernel-meta-package

  late-commands:
    # Changing from networkd to NetworkManager
    # move existing config out of the way
    - find /target/etc/netplan/ -name "*.yaml" -exec sh -c 'mv "$1" "$1-orig"' _ {} \;
    # Create a new netplan and enable it
    - |
      cat <<EOF | sudo tee /target/etc/netplan/01-netcfg.yaml
      network:
        version: 2
        renderer: NetworkManager
      EOF
    - curtin in-target --target /target netplan generate
    - curtin in-target --target /target netplan apply
    - curtin in-target --target /target systemctl enable NetworkManager.service

    # Create ZFS mount points
    - mkdir -p /target/mnt/ssd
    - mkdir -p /target/mnt/localscratch

    # I installed zfs in ubuntu 24.04 and noticed these are enabled by default. Leaving them here for reference.
    # - curtin in-target -- systemctl enable zfs-import-cache.service
    # - curtin in-target -- systemctl enable zfs-mount.service
    # - curtin in-target -- systemctl enable zfs.target

    # Remove default filesystem and related tools not used with the suggested
    # 'direct' storage layout.  These may yet be required if different
    # partitioning schemes are used.
    - >-
      curtin in-target -- apt-get remove -y
      btrfs-progs cryptsetup* lvm2 xfsprogs

    # Remove other packages present by default in Ubuntu Server but not
    # normally present in Ubuntu Desktop.
    - >-
      curtin in-target -- apt-get remove -y
      ubuntu-server ubuntu-server-minimal ncurses-term open-iscsi sg3-utils
      sosreport open-vm-tools landscape-common

    # Keep cloud-init, as it performs some of the installation on first boot.
    - curtin in-target -- apt-get install -y cloud-init

    # Finally, remove things only installed as dependencies of other things
    # we have already removed.
    - curtin in-target -- apt-get autoremove -y

  shutdown: poweroff