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# dotfiles > ~ sweet ~ Welcome to my [dotfiles](https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Dotfiles) repository! ## Structure Here is a breakdown of the structure of the repository: - [`hosts`](./hosts) contains the dotfiles for my different hosts - [`firelink`](./hosts/firelink) is my tower running NixOS - [`leyndell`](./hosts/leyndell) is my Mac mini running macOS (with Nix) - [`profaned-capital`](./hosts/profaned-capital) is my M2 MacBook Air running macOS (with Nix) - [`ringed-city`](./hosts/ringed-city) is my work MacBook running macOS (with Nix) - [`nixos`](./nixos) contains my NixOS configuration - This is currently based on `firelink` but will eventually be made system-agnostic ## Installation This guide will walk through how to install NixOS using the [configuration](./nixos/configuration.nix) provided in this repo. It is more or less a streamlined version of the "Installation" portion of the [NixOS Manual](https://nixos.org/nixos/manual/index.html), so you may want to consult that if you have questions. Note that a lot of this guide is fairly opinionated, so you'll most likely want to tailor it to your own needs. ### Obtaining the installation medium The first thing you'll need is a NixOS installation medium. For that, you'll need to [download](https://nixos.org/nixos/download.html) the NixOS ISO and create an installation medium, like a bootable USB. Obtaining the installation medium is outside the scope of this guide, so the rest of the guide will assume you have one. ### Installing NixOS Once booted into the NixOS installation medium you'll be greeted with a shell prompt. From here you can download the installation script with `curl`: ``` $ curl -o install.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/maxdeviant/dotfiles/master/nixos/install.sh $ chmod +x install.sh ``` In order to perform the install you need to be running as `root`, so you'll need to drop into a root shell: ``` $ sudo su ``` The installation script takes a single argument: the block device on which to install NixOS. You can use `lsblk` to see which devices are available. Once you have identified the block device you want to install NixOS on (e.g., `/dev/sda` or `/dev/nvme0n1`), pass it as the first argument to the installation script: ``` # ./install.sh /dev/sda ``` > If you want to see what `install.sh` will do before running it you can pass the `--dry-run` flag. The installation script may prompt you for input a few times. Navigate the prompts until the script finishes successfully. At the end of the install you'll be prompted to set the password for the `root` user. Once the script has completed successfully and the `root` password has been set you should be all set to restart the computer and boot into NixOS: ``` # reboot ``` ### Installing Home Manager Installing NixOS is only half the story. In order to get the system completely up and running we also need to install [Home Manager](https://github.com/rycee/home-manager) to configure our user environment. I'm still in the process of documenting/automating this phase of the setup.
