The parenthetical enumerating the public flake inputs named three of the
eight now present, so it is stated as a rule rather than a list that drifts
each time an input is added.
The bootstrap-ordering note also said the install consumes the flake from
Gitea, contradicting the later explanation that disko-install reads a local
clone and fetches nothing of ours. Both describe the same requirement, so
the first now states it as the clone it is.
The closing section still described key derivation from each machine's SSH
host key, a mechanism that was superseded because it forces new host keys
on every reimage and makes storing those keys as secrets circular.
Record the two-tier identity model that replaced it, and warn that the
hand-set bootstrap password stops working once the password becomes a
secret: hashedPasswordFile outranks every other password option, so a
machine installed after that must have its identity provisioned before
first boot rather than a password set afterwards.
The clone step named a repository that does not exist, so following the
procedure verbatim failed before reaching the install. The remote is
alexion/dotfiles.
Vendor the v1.0.0 specification as docs/conventional-commits.md and record
the convention in CLAUDE.md: type and optional scope, where the scope names
the module or host, and no Gitea-specific references, since this repository
is mirrored to GitHub where issue and pull-request numbers resolve to
unrelated things.
Add docs/install.md, the operator runbook that turns the completed
neogaia Host into a running encrypted laptop from the NixOS live ISO:
push the flake to its remote, join wifi, clone the repo locally,
disko-install against neogaia with the chaotic substituter handed to the
install-time daemon, set the bootstrap login password by hand via
nixos-enter, and reboot.
