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-- Boot into macos
+This repository contains scripts to bootstrap Debian Linux on m1

 
 

-- make space - the last number is the space that macos will occupy
+fwx.sh
+======
+fwx.sh extracts the wifi firmware and copies it to /tmp/linux-firmware.tar

 
 

-        diskutil apfs resizeContainer disk0s2 200GB
+bootstrap.sh
+============
+bootstrap.sh is tested to run on arm64 and amd64 Debian stable and testing. It
+creates several artefacts:

 
 

-- run the installer, do not forget step2.sh
+        - Live System

 
 

-        curl -L https://mrcn.st/alxsh | sh
+                asahi-debian-live.tar can be extracted on the root of a msdos
+                (vfat32) usb stick and than be booted using U Boot.

 
 

-- Once you run the install, boot into the 'Options' menu again and install u-boot:
+        - Debian Installer

 
 

-        curl -LO https://tg.st/u/u-boot.macho
-        kmutil configure-boot -c u-boot.macho -V /Volumes/Linux
+                m1-d-i.tar can be extracted on the root of a msdos (vfat32) usb
+                stick and can be booted using U Boot.

 
 

-- Format a usb stick with a vfat partition on it, mount the partition and
-  extract the following:
+                In the initrd is a /etc/rc.local which searched for the wifi
+                firmware on any vfat, extracts it and reloads the wifi kernel
+                modules.

 
 

-        cd /mnt
-        curl -L https://tg.st/u/asahi-debian-live-2022-01-25.tar | tar -xf -
+        - Diskimage for Asahi Installer

 
 

-- In u-boot interrupt the boot loop by pressing return when prompted to. Use
-  the following command to boot from the usb-stick. Loading the 256 MB initrd
-  takes a while.
+                efi.tgz can be extracted on the root of the esp partition

 
 

-        run bootcmd_usb0
+                m1.tgz contains a single file which can be dded on a at least 1
+                GB big partition.

 
 

-- Login with username 'root'. There is no password.
+                        In the disk image is a /etc/rc.local that will extract
+                        the wifi firmware, generate a /etc/fstab, install grub
+                        using Debian methods, mount /boot/efi, assigns a new
+                        UUID to the root filesystem.

 
 

-- If you have an ethernet card (mini or usb dongle), than get an IP:
+        - U-boot

 
 

-        dhclient eth0
-
-- Set the time:
-
-        ntpdate pool.ntp.org
-
-- Install any software you like, for example gnome:
-
-        apt-get install gnome
-        useradd -m -c 'user' user
-        passwd user
-        /etc/init.d/gdm3 start
-
-- You can also use the live system to install Debian on the m1, the rough outline is:
-
-        - Create two paritions:
-
-                - One 1 GB vfat
-                - Rest with ext4
-
-        - Use debootstrap to bootstrap debian
-
-        - Install grub
-
-        - reboot
-
-The exact steps follow once I find a little bit of time.
-
-Kernel deb is here: https://tg.st/u/linux-image-5.16.0-asahi-next-20220118-gdcd14bb2ec40_5.16.0-asahi-next-20220118-gdcd14bb2ec40-1_arm64.deb
+                u-boot.bin is m1n1 with dtb for all models and U Boot
+                u-boot.macho is m1n1 with dtb for all models and U Boot

 
 

+        - vmlinuz
+        k.deb
+        m1n1/build/m1n1.bin
+        m1n1/build/m1n1.macho
+        grubaa64.efi