archinstall32 - Archlinux32 installer

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2021-10-30	Merging in parts of Master related to disk.py	Anton Hvornum

2021-10-30	Adding error handling for paths and btrfs subvolume creation.	Anton Hvornum

2021-10-30	Failed to create directory structure on subvolume create. Only on subvolume ↵	Anton Hvornum
	mount. This fixes that.
2021-10-30	Raising DiskError if subvolumes cannot be created.	Anton Hvornum

2021-10-30	Fixes tuple issue	Anton Hvornum

2021-10-30	Tweaked get_mount_info() and mount_subvolume(). mount info now returns the ↵	Anton Hvornum
	path it found after traversal. mount_subvolume will no longer assume installation.target is of pathlib.Path and converts it if it isn't.
2021-10-30	Forgot to include {installation.target} in subvolume mounting	Anton Hvornum

2021-10-30	Added more logging (will change INFO to DEBUG later)	Anton Hvornum

2021-10-30	Added some error handling to mount points not getting mounted properly.	Anton Hvornum

2021-10-30	Enhanced get_mount_info() to recursively get the information	Anton Hvornum

2021-10-30	Forgot an import	Anton Hvornum

2021-10-30	Added debugging to the btrfs functions.	Anton Hvornum

2021-10-30	Added creating and mounting of subvolume structure for BTRFS.	Anton Hvornum

2021-10-27	Finalized the create_subvolume and mount_subvolume functions. Remaining is ↵	Anton Hvornum
	to call these functions during the disk setup process to create the subvolumes and mount them in place, rather than doing the normal steps.
2021-10-22	Forgot some imports that didn't show up on a static run without going ↵	Anton Hvornum
	through a few of the menu's
2021-10-22	Forgot some imports that didn't show up on a static run without going ↵	Anton Hvornum
	through a few of the menu's
2021-10-22	Forgot some imports that didn't show up on a static run without going ↵	Anton Hvornum
	through a few of the menu's
2021-10-22	Restructured disk.py into lib/disk/<splits>.py instead. Shouldn't be any ↵	Anton Hvornum
	broken links as we expose all the functions through __init__.py - but you never know so I'll keep an eye for issues with this.