archlinux-alez-2019.05.26.16.11.18 - first ALEZ ISO w/ ZoL 0.8.x

ZoL 0.8 has arrived so I thought it was time to release an updated ALEZ ISO; not that ALEZ takes advantage of any of the new features but...

This ISO includes Linux 5.1.4 and ZoL 0.8.0

archlinux-alez-2019.03.29.21.10.56

Add reflector to iso

archlinux-alez-2019.03.29.18.48.00

Shellcheck exception

archlinux-alez-2019.03.26.15.37.55

Move a shellcheck disable and replace tabs with spaces

archlinux-alez-2019.03.26.07.56.10

Remove update_parts() from UEFI partition creation

archlinux-alez-2019.03.26.00.29.45

Change update_parts() to use get_disks() with grub

archlinux-alez-2019.03.25.23.58.02

ALEZ 1.1; update_parts() added; README updated

archlinux-alez-2019.03.21.11.49.50

Restore previous get_disks() code

archlinux-alez-2019.03.21.10.19.22

Remove unused dlength var

ALEZ 1.0

After almost three years of on/off development, this weekend I decided the ALEZ Arch Linux Easy ZFS installer is finally well-tested and fully-featured enough to call it 1.0!

This weekend I added and tested the final new feature that I intend to add. ALEZ now supports optionally leaving a specified amount of free space after the ZFS partition so that you can multiboot with other OSs using the same disk as your ALEZ-installed Arch.

Other new features and improvements to ALEZ since 0.7/0.8/my last release notes include:

• ALEZ no longer fails if the Arch ZFS repo modules are out-of-sync with the official Arch repo kernel
• Automated ALEZ install ISO builds with (almost) every commit
• ALEZ now only installs the LTS kernel if you choose the LTS kernel, not both LTS and Stable
• UEFI/BIOS installation is auto-detected
• Linux headers now get installed by default
• Fixed mirrored pool creation
• Fixed GRUB installation to multiple disks
• Fixed installing to ex-LVM disks
• Updated and improved docs including guide to manually creating your own ALEZ ISO