This guide may not work!
- EFI compatible computer
- Void Linux live media with ZFS loaded, for example hrmpf
Create three partitions:
This guide may not work!
Create three partitions:
A fast raspberry pi setup. This guide is currently being written.
This guide is not very thorough because if it was it would be way to long. I am using the musl version of Void Linux for this install, but it's also possible with glibc, but some parts need to changed.
I am not responsible for any actions you take!
This document is licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Here I test the speed of autotools, the configure time and the compile time.
The tests are run on Freebsd 12 on an Odroid H2+, using /usr/ports. I run make fetch-recursive
and make config-recursive
before timing the results.
The time is messured using time
.
Program | size | configure (make configure) | compile (make) |
---|---|---|---|
bsftpd | medium | 21.61s user 5.23s system 102% cpu 26.272 total | 2.72s user 0.51s system 254% cpu 1.268 total |
pftpd | small | 2.07s user 2.28s system 97% cpu 4.442 total | 0.77s user 0.31s system 96% cpu 1.115 total |
This is a guide for installing Void Linux on an EFI system with non encrypted boot and encrypted root. The guide is based on practical paranoid article and official Void Linux article.
I wrote this guide to help myself installing Void Linux w/o encrypted boot. I haven't checked it for grammar errors, so there might be some. I hope it will help you, and good luck. And I know that I use way to many pictures/terminal copy paste.
I am not responsible for any actions you take! This guide was written 2/7/2020, so the info may be outdated. Please remember to use your own computer's partition names.