02:15 <zzUzz> Hey yall --- I'm trying to install void on my m1 air. I think my question pertains to installing any os through the UEFI environment only though. Im stuck on https://docs.voidlinux.org/installation/guides/chroot.html#create-a-new-root-and-mount-filesystems ...How do I mount the boot partition before I chroot in? Do I need to update GRUB? I've heard GRUB cannot boot BTRFS systems... how does asahi fedora do it?

02:50 <Calandracas> you're probably going to need to mount ESP to /boot

02:50 <Calandracas> mkdir /mnt/boot

02:51 <Calandracas> mount /dev/nvme0nWhateverPartitionESPisOn /mnt/boot

02:53 <Calandracas> but there's nothing asahi specific about any of that

02:54 <Calandracas> m1n1 will execute whatever is at $ESP/EFI/BOOT/BOOTAA64.EFI

02:55 <Calandracas> erm well uboot will execute that, not m1n1

02:58 <Calandracas> which can be any EFI executable; grub, UKI, etc.

02:58 <Calandracas> I use systemd-boot, and it works well for me

02:59 <zzUzz> Not AFK, just working through it again. I think that (mount /dev/whatever on /mnt/boot) is one of the things that I did my first go around which was a f*stercl*ck. I'll isolate it though now

02:59 <zzUzz> systemd-boot?? for void??

03:01 <Calandracas> systemd-boot is an EFI executable, and really has nothing to do with the rest of systemd

03:01 <Calandracas> that being said, alot of us (void users) have no problems with systemd beyond upstream refusing to support musl

03:07 <Calandracas> i actually ran a hacked up void asahi musl systemd system until it was time to test void's RC images

03:08 <abby> systemd-boot is just gummiboot but maintained

03:09 <zzUzz> I knew that about gummiboot bc I used it before it was renamed

03:10 <zzUzz> I had heard of void before I heard of musl xD

03:10 <Calandracas> if you do choose to mount ESP to /boot, you do need to change in /etc/default/m1n1-kernel-hook : M1N1_T=/boot/m1n1

04:10 <zzUzz> I'm at the grub-install section now. Started off with `mount /dev/nvme0n1p4 (or whatever) /mnt/boot/efi/` ....now /boot/efi/ contains asahi, m1n1, and vendorfw.... /etc/default/m1n1-kernel-hook has PAYLOAD=uboot, and M1N1_T=/boot/efi/m1n1.......

04:11 <zzUzz> I'm tempted to run ```grub-install --target=arm64-efi --efi-directory=/boot/efi --removable --bootloader-id="void"```

04:17 <abby> can't hurt