eizo is a machine acting as a NAS, media player and router. The configuration is maintained by Puppet.
It is quite unlikely to do anything right for you. This configuration doesn't pretend to apply to any other host than eizo.
This requires Debian Bookworm and the following packages to be installed:
puppetlibrarian-puppetlibaugeas-rubysystemd-sysv(and a reboot would be welcome)
The interface configuration part is tricky. The easiest way to get it
going is to remove /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules and
reboot since it needs a modification of kernel parameters to work.
To run, use:
librarian-puppet install
./run
Before a major change:
lvcreate --size 20G --snapshot --name root-snap /dev/eizo-vg/root
Then, later, either discard the snapshot:
lvremove /dev/eizo-vg/root-snap
Or restore it:
lvconvert --merge /dev/eizo-vg/root-snap