slowpeek

#!/usr/bin/env bash

set -eu

bye () {
    printf '%s\n' "$1"
    exit 1
}

blkid_type=

slowpeek

#!/bin/sh

: <<'README'

Make dropbear not start with 'nodropbear' or 'dropbear=no' kernel arg.

Put this script under /etc/initramfs-tools/scripts/init-top/ and update
initramfs.

README

slowpeek

#!/bin/sh

: <<'README'

This is a fix for a well-known problem [1] with dropbear-initramfs+netplan
combo.

When dropbear starts, it enables networking [2]. This results in netplan configs
for available ifaces created under /run/netplan. After unlocking, the configs
are still there preventing networkmanager from picking ifaces up: by default,

slowpeek

-- code 0 1 (1)
01                                       .
-- id 1 5
4344 3030 31                             CD001
-- version 6 1 (1)
01                                       .
-- unused1 7 1
00                                       .
-- system_id 8 32
4e65 7442 5344 2020 2020 2020 2020 2020  NetBSD          

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-- code 0 1 (1)
01                                       .
-- id 1 5
4344 3030 31                             CD001
-- version 6 1 (1)
01                                       .
-- unused1 7 1
00                                       .
-- system_id 8 32
2020 2020 2020 2020 2020 2020 2020 2020                  

slowpeek

#!/usr/bin/env python3

# MIT license (c) 2024 https://github.com/slowpeek
# Homepage: https://gist.github.com/slowpeek/06bfe5f00900f09ad015ddf6da1d0714

# Minimal tool to compress/decompress mozlz4 format

import sys
import lz4.block

slowpeek

SHA256:LHNAzUm6ovnBohTWnIWQK+oZTBHPDU+AUSRCqAv4wK0
SHA256:M9UoNMPuI9GVkrw933+W7HhZ5rYuxexeS+9jqYP5nLU
SHA256:vGcjEt2FahKM794sAXh4FEvQX5x4RH8sW/8lOxBEz6s
SHA256:8is/KAGuJTb8+mPKK9Kn5YKITKKcePU1j5Ddz75H1D0