How exactly the Titan escaped an inescapable prison, he alone can say. But the groaning wheels and machinery throughout the place have grown more prevalent since his return, suggesting long-dormant plans that came finally to fruition.

A mix of system- & user-level configurations for the machines that I administer; shared here for convenience and in case anyone else finds them useful.

• hosts/: host configurations
  • chronos/: NixOS home server & NAS
  • moros/: personal laptop (M2 MacBook Pro)
  • prometheus/: work-issued laptop (M4 MacBook Pro)
• modules/: config & options modules laid out according to RFC 0140
  • each terminal directory contains one or more of the following files, which are automatically collected in flake outputs:
    • module.nix: modules that are compatible with both NixOS & nix-darwin
    • darwin-module.nix: nix-darwin system modules
    • nixos-module.nix: NixOS system modules
    • home-module.nix: home-manager modules
    • flake-module.nix: flake-parts modules
• overlays/: overlays that are exposed in this flake & applied to some of the package sets I use
• users/: user configurations, typically exposing flake-parts modules containing variations on the following:
  • darwinModules.jkachmar: nix-darwin configuration for my personal user profile
  • nixosModules.jkachmar: NixOS system configuration for my personal user profile
  • homeModules.jkachmar: home-manager configuration for my personal user profile

chronos's root partition can be formatted using its diskoConfigurations entry; when run from this flake's directory, the following will wipe the NVMe drive & install NixOS on the host:

$ nix develop
$ disko --flake .#hrodreptus --mode zap_create_mount
$ nixos-install --flake .#chronos --no-root-password

--no-root-password is necessary if (as the flag implies) users.users.root doesn't have a password set. At the time of writing, root access is handled by ssh-agent & rssh PAM, but this is kinda dicey from a recovery PoV.