Disable networking.wireless to prevent conflict with NetworkManager.
The installation-cd-minimal base enables both, causing a build failure.
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After downgrade from nixos-unstable to 25.05, nix-book experienced
I/O timeouts during early boot due to incompatible kernel drivers
for Thunderbolt/VMD hardware. Using stable kernel resolves the issue.
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- Add comprehensive BOOT_EXPANSION_PLAN.md with step-by-step instructions for safely expanding /boot from 100MB to 1GB
- Temporarily reduce configurationLimit to 1 to resolve immediate /boot space crisis
- Plan supports 20 generations (configurationLimit = 20) after expansion
- Uses safe approach: shrink /games partition, create new EFI partition
- Includes full recovery context and troubleshooting information
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Remove services.openvpn.servers and add networking.wg-quick.interfaces.
Configure ogleNet to use /root/Oglehome-VPN-johno-nixbook.conf as the
WireGuard config file.
Using qwen3:30b explicitly. The default "qwen3" from ollama was pulling
a very outdated model apparently (qwen3:8b). qwen3:4b and qwen3:30b are the newest.
Also sets up some defaults for gptel that have been useful
Also switched from trying to override the `nixos` user to instead just
installing home-manager _into_ the `nixos` user. It felt a bit like
fighting the tide otherwise.
I had to boot into emergency mode and use systemd runtime masking:
```
systemd mask --runtime arch.mount
```
This allowed the system to boot so that I could remove this entry and
run nixos-rebuild
