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kekrby 4093cd08a5 Revert "CI: cancel other builds if others are building for the same commit too (this happens when a commit is tagged)" as it causes the CI to look like it has failed when it hasn't 
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nix t2-iso-gnome: do not set iwd as the default backend for NetworkManager, this setting has been moved to nixos-hardware 2022-08-31 15:02:00 +03:00
flake.lock t2-iso-gnome: do not set iwd as the default backend for NetworkManager, this setting has been moved to nixos-hardware 2022-08-31 15:02:00 +03:00
flake.nix flake: update nixos-hardware and change nixpkgs to my fork (until my PR gets merged) 2022-08-28 09:51:58 +03:00
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README.md

NixOS Iso for T2 Macs

You can use this flake to build a NixOS iso that can be used with T2 Macs.

This repo provides two isos:

  • t2-iso-minimal
  • t2-iso-gnome

It is reccommended to use t2-iso-minimal for installing NixOS. t2-iso-gnome can be used to preview what the system will look after the installation.

You can build with this command:

nix build .#t2-iso-minimal

You need to have nix installed on a Linux host. If you are on macOS, you can use podman or docker with the nixos/nix image.

Prebuilt isos are also available in the releases page.

As iso files can be quite large depending on their content, they are split into multiple parts. You can join them with this command after downloading all the files for the variant you want:

cat t2-iso-<variant>.iso-part-* > t2-iso-<variant>.iso