Kevin P. Fleming

FWIW, this issue is still present in 20220524.11-unstable.

This program runs on any platform with Python 3 and systemd, not just Debian and derivatives, so it may not be practical to provide to provide distribution-specific package installation guidance...

It appears that 'pip' can install from a URL including a commit hash: https://adamj.eu/tech/2019/03/11/pip-install-from-a-git-repository I was successful using `pip install -r requirements.txt` with a file that contained: ``` https://github.com/systemd/python-systemd@c71bbac357f0ac722e1bcb2edfa925b68cca23c9 ```

Same here... this one would go into my skip list very quickly :-)

As a brand-new user I'm currently struggling with this. I'm trying to use the `github-pr-review` reporter but not getting the results I expect, and it's quite challenging to find out...

Ditto; I'd be fine with something I can drive from Ansible to make the changes after unpacking a new firmware release.

Ahh, that's totally logical, since startup.nsh is in fact a shell script :-) It appears that 'UEFI Shell' is not a boot option so it is not available in the...

Please confirm that your original issue has been resolved by the patch which was included in #207.

There is a workaround, but it's just that, since it relies on undocumented behavior. Use `syspackages` instead of `packages` in your `installer-config.txt`, and the packages will be installed at the...

I use netbooting on most of my Pis, but I don't think it would be practical to implement support for this in the installer (I tried). Doing so requires being...