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nixos/activation: add fisrt-start activation script support #77607
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Maybe you can put your startup script in a systemd unit: from
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I followed the systemd approach and was able to get this to work: |
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The problem: I had a RPi 3, and had no keyboard, no ethernet plug and no monitor. The only two ways to talk to it were via sdcard and WiFi.
Ideally it should be possible to:
It's impossible to build a custom image for RPi without having aarch64 machine, so there should be a standard way to customize sdcard system. I think something similar is already done for Amazon images.
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