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mkinitcpio: use systemd and adapt /etc/fstab #924

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Use systemd on initrd instead of busybox to solve two bugs:

/efi will be automounted by systemd: remove the fstab entry.

If the default subvolume of / is changed boot will fail: fix this by mentioning subvolumes by theirs ID (fixed since installation).

This superceedes #901 and #914

Use systemd on initrd instead of busybox to solve two bugs:
- when two chimeraos are installed booting a device might result in mounting the rootfs of the other device
- Issue ChimeraOS#919 ChimeraOS#919

/efi will be automounted by systemd: remove the fstab entry.

If the default subvolume of / is changed boot will fail: fix this by mentioning subvolumes by theirs ID (fixed since installation)
@NeroReflex NeroReflex marked this pull request as ready for review April 3, 2024 20:52
@NeroReflex NeroReflex changed the title mkinitcpio: use systemd and adapt /etc mkinitcpio: use systemd and adapt /etc/fstab Apr 4, 2024
@ruineka ruineka merged commit 6606d5e into ChimeraOS:master Apr 4, 2024
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This reverts commit 5e3f696.
honjow added a commit to 3003n/chimeraos that referenced this pull request Apr 5, 2024
honjow added a commit to 3003n/chimeraos that referenced this pull request Apr 5, 2024
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