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Nuxnap - Encrypted washable system from debootstrap

Steps:

• install prerequisites: cdebootstrap-static, kpartx, parted, coreutils, cryptsetup, btrfs-tools, util-linux, sudo, rsync, bash
• open a terminal and find a cozy project folder
• clone the repo and cd into it
• optionally create a 'tmp' folder and mount tmpfs over it if you have that much memory to speed things up
• run ./download.sh to debootstrap or provide your own bootstrap with recent debian
• run ./build.sh to do its magic 💥WARNING: do NOT install grub on any device when asked to!
• run ./runqemu.sh to run an emulated system from the generated image
• dd the tmp/raw.img onto a disk or flashdrive and you have a basic encrypted washable system

Notes:

• the /home is mounted separately so everything user-side is persisted between reboots
• the system starts afresh every boot from a snapshot of @root.base => @root.curr so anything system-side you wish persisted must be stored in @root.base
• the system keeps copies of previous states in @root.snaps, these need to be maintained manually
• if you use the image as it is, you'll eventually run out of space so grow it to your needs
• to mount the tmp/raw.img @root.base in tmp/root.mount, run ./open.sh, you can chroot, then umount with ./close.sh
• ❗WARNING: Change the default passwords :o) use different passwords for encryption and for root/user login
• ❗WARNING: If security is your thing, fully randomize the tmp/raw.img before build
• I take no responsibility for your broken toys, use at your own risk