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we now have a guide for migration: https://github.com/nix-community/disko/blob/master/docs/table-to-gpt.md

hmm, you would need to override the device of each partition. you can set it to /dev/disk/by-id/$my_id-part$x. Another alternative would be to override the disk name. so something like: ```...

> > you can set it to /dev/disk/by-id/$my_id-part$x > > That's what I did yesterday to work around the issue for the time being, but I was hoping there would...

Also another feature this enables is the non destructive updates I'm working on right now. Since you can add partitions later and they won't mess up the old partitions for...

Probably open a new issue with more insight into your config would help. Since disko is not run automatically to you probably have to either xhange the label in your...

I'm confused in how that change could result in overriding your windows partition? does the windows partition share label names with the nixos ones? it seems like a different issue...

not sure if thats a disko or a nixpkgs problem. maybe posting a config which causes the breakage will help me investigate

There is additionalKeyFiles? You can also set keyFile and askPassword at the same time? But then booting will fail if the keyFile is unavailable I guess.

What error is happening? You can skip passing the args in the cli since you hardcode the disks anyway.

ah interesting, I thought a umount always does a sync first. can you test if a sync before unmounting does indeed solve the issue?