wrolpi/etc
Roland 3c168a4f2d Merging wrolpi-portable into debian-live-config; unifying Postgres on /media/wrolpi/config/postgresql.
Two parallel live-build configs (debian-live-config/ for the installer
ISO and wrolpi-portable/ for the Live USB) carry the same chroot hook
with subtly different fixes — the portable side had accumulated the
better implementation (npm build, SHA-pinned blobs, dynamic Postgres
version, partition-by-start-sector, controller.yaml sentinel, autologin,
branding).  This commit folds those improvements into debian-live-config/
and retires wrolpi-portable/.

The Postgres data + config directories now bind-mount to
/media/wrolpi/config/postgresql/{data,config} regardless of deployment
shape (Live USB, Calamares-installed system with external drive,
Calamares-installed system with no external drive).  Result: pulling
a WROLPi external drive from one host and plugging into another
brings the entire indexed library along — no re-indexing.  Previously
the DB lived on /mnt/persistence/postgresql-{data,config} on Portable
and on /var/lib/postgresql (root) everywhere else; moving a drive
required rebuilding the DB on the new host.

Single wrolpi-bootstrap.{sh,service} replaces wrolpi-portable-bootstrap.
The script detects deployment by probing for a live-boot medium mount:
present → Live (create persistence partition if missing); absent →
Installed (skip partition step; Postgres bind-mount and cluster init
still run).  --debian-installer is dropped from lb config; Calamares
will land in a follow-up commit as the graphical installer.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-24 12:44:05 -06:00
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raspberrypios Merging wrolpi-portable into debian-live-config; unifying Postgres on /media/wrolpi/config/postgresql. 2026-05-24 12:44:05 -06:00
README.md Combining install scripts into a new repair script. Removing create_db script in favor of repair script. 2023-10-03 12:15:29 -06:00

Configuration Files

The files in etc are files necessary to build an on-the-metal WROLPi. Raspberry Pi has more config files because it is assumed to be the main OS. Debian uses the Raspberry Pi configs when possible.