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Hostname does not persist when set during installation #15

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cablespaghetti opened this issue Sep 15, 2024 · 2 comments
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Hostname does not persist when set during installation #15

cablespaghetti opened this issue Sep 15, 2024 · 2 comments
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Describe the bug

When I set the hostname during the Aurora installation (on the network settings screen) it is still set to "fedora" when I reboot into the installed OS.

What did you expect to happen?

Hostname set during install keeps being set after I reboot.

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arti5an commented Oct 25, 2024

I've had a similar experience twice now (once without and once with LUKS encryption). I set a hostname during install both times but found hostnamectl reported no static hostname set, instead using my local IP address in kebab-case as an automatic name. That bit's easy to fix with sudo hostnamectl hostname <name> but it still leaves the aurora-dx "device" in Dolphin named with the IP address. Is there any way to correct that? I'm new to Aurora/Bluefin, coming from a primarily Arch and NixOS background, so still finding my feet here... It's otherwise great so far though, so kudos everyone!

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arti5an commented Oct 25, 2024

...it still leaves the aurora-dx "device" in Dolphin named with the IP address. Is there any way to correct that?

Probably should've done some digging first... I was seeing the BTRFS volume label in Dolphin (duh), and AFAIK the "right" way to change that is by running sudo btrfs filesystem label / aurora-dx_$(hostname). It reflected in Dolphin immediately for me, and didn't affect my LUKS encryption (which I'm quite new to) or the related TPM unlock. I figured I'd share in case it was bothering anyone else! 😄

@castrojo castrojo transferred this issue from ublue-os/bluefin Dec 8, 2024
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