On 2024-01-11 13:39:36 +0100, Tomas Volf wrote:

> 
> > 
> > I wonder if we could have a system test; it doesn’t sound very easy so
> > maybe we’ll skip, but you can check that the “encrypted-root-os” test,
> > which exercises ‘luks-device-mapping’, still passes (it takes time and
> > disk space).
> 
> It does not pass, but it fails even on master ¯\_ (ツ)_/¯:
> 
>     guix system: warning: at least 1526.8 MB needed but only 1408.3 MB available in /mnt
> 
> It seems somewhat hard to do it based on encrypted-root-os, but should be much
> easier basing it on encrypted-home-os.  I might give it a try.

I managed to figure out the system test for this, however it required unrelated
changes, since encrypted-root-os and encrypted-home-os were broken even on
master.  I included my new test (together with the fixes) in v3.

Also, I messed up, and sent this *without* the v3 by accident.  When I realized,
I sent it once more, this time properly as v3.  Sorry for the noise.

Tomas

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