Fix login lockout: ensure zsh and linux-firmware are installed #17
@@ -33,4 +33,17 @@ operations:
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- base
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- antergos-next-keyring
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- antergos-release
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# Without this, GPU/wifi/etc. drivers can fail to initialize at all
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# on first boot. This belongs in basestrap.conf rather than
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# profile.yaml — profile.yaml only affects the live ISO session,
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# never the installed target. basestrap is the step in Calamares'
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# actual install sequence that's guaranteed to run for every
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# install regardless of desktop choice (verified against the full
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# 32-step sequence documented in docs/installer.md).
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- linux-firmware
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# users.conf sets every new user's default shell to zsh regardless
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# of desktop choice, but zsh was never guaranteed to be installed —
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# a real login lockout (pam_shells.so rejects the shell before the
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# password is even checked). Same reasoning as linux-firmware above.
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- zsh
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@@ -61,6 +61,16 @@ rootfs:
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- kwin-zones
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- oh-my-posh-bin
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- pacseek
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# Fixes a real lockout bug: users.conf sets every new user's shell to
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# zsh regardless of which desktop they choose, but zsh was never
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# actually guaranteed to be installed. This applies to every desktop
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# choice, not just KDE, so it belongs here rather than in any one
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# desktop's package block.
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- zsh
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# Without this, GPU/wifi/etc. drivers can fail to initialize at all
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# on first boot — worse than anything a post-install tool can fix,
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# since the person may not even get a usable display to fix it with.
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- linux-firmware
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packages-init:
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dinit:
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- pipewire-dinit
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