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Currently, we assume that the ESP is located at /boot, even though we attempt to auto-detect its true location using the NixOS boot.loader.efi.efiSysMountPoint option. It is possible that the option is set to e.g. /boot/EFI, but our code assumes /boot is the ESP (e.g. we write to EFI/ and loader/, but as one might notice, that would create /boot/EFI/EFI in this situation).
This may require some refactoring, or it may just require renaming the --esp installer option to --boot-path (and document that it should be passed the path that has or should have EFI/ and loader/ as subdirectories).
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Currently, we assume that the ESP is located at
/boot
, even though we attempt to auto-detect its true location using the NixOSboot.loader.efi.efiSysMountPoint
option. It is possible that the option is set to e.g./boot/EFI
, but our code assumes/boot
is the ESP (e.g. we write toEFI/
andloader/
, but as one might notice, that would create/boot/EFI/EFI
in this situation).This may require some refactoring, or it may just require renaming the
--esp
installer option to--boot-path
(and document that it should be passed the path that has or should haveEFI/
andloader/
as subdirectories).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: