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NavInstall

navOS Installer

Create install medium

You can create a bootable install medium with various predefined options:

navinstall create-iso [--without_gui] [--kb_layout <LAYOUT>] [--kb_variant <VARIANT>]

Install a system

Install a system configuration:

navinstall install config.toml

config.toml is a system configuration describing how to install the system.
Example configurations can be found here or at /usr/share/navinstall/installs/.

Create an unattended installer

You can create an install medium which immidiately upon boot installs a configuration:

navinstall create-iso --install config.toml

⚠️ WARNING: This is potentially destructive and will probably wipe all data on the disks if randomly booted from.