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I followed the Ubuntu 22.04 guide on a SATA disk encrypted ZFS and was able to install the minimal system. On boot, I logged into the root user account and attempted to install ubuntu-desktop but it could not connect to the network and timed out. Booting back into the ubuntu live, I chrooted and was able to install the ubuntu-desktop system and re-export the pool and reboot. This time, it proceeded in the GUI and I created a username. However, the network would still not work. Any guidance on this? Thank you |
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You'll need to install a network manager of some kind, if ubuntu-desktop doesn't automatically depend on it. I don't run Ubuntu or have any suggestions on what that should be, though. |
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Thank you! I was able to configure network support (by creating a file in netplan). However, I noticed I was missing things like the browser (no Firefox) and so on. I think I will likely try a different way of doing ZFS. Thank you for the help! |
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Have you tried the ubuntu zfsbootmenu install script? |
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the point of ZBM's guides is to provide users with guidance on installing a basic system that uses ZBM. Installing the applications and packages you feel are necessary is out of scope, and your distro's documentation should have that documented if needed. |
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I am testing your script @Sithuk right now |
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I just mean that it should support the built-in packages out of the box like a browser and networking. Networking not working out of the box can make it difficult to install packages to begin with as well (without manually making it work with netcfg). |
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It is usable out of the box but you still need to do things like snap install Firefox (or if you prefer apt) and so on. However, it's much better in that you don't need to go out of your way to do things like ubuntu-desktop installed and it configured networking and so on. It even used disk by id which is a better approach. |
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Have you tried the ubuntu zfsbootmenu install script?
https://github.com/Sithuk/ubuntu-server-zfsbootmenu