forked from heavy-duty/box
'incus admin init --minimal' picks the 'dir' backend, which has no copy-on-write: every snapshot and clone is a full copy of the box's root — several GB and minutes apiece once Docker, Node and Claude Code are installed. Measured live: one clone took minutes, and a single drill run pays that three times (snapshot + two clones). The workflow the tool exists for — log in once, snapshot, clone forever — stops being attractive at exactly that price. setup-host.sh now bootstraps via a preseed that mirrors what --minimal creates (default pool, incusbr0, default profile with root + eth0) with only the driver deliberate: btrfs on a loop device (CoW — clones share blocks and diverge on write), installing btrfs-progs if absent, falling back to dir with a warning if btrfs cannot be had. Existing hosts are untouched: the block is skipped whenever a 'default' pool exists. Closes #29 |
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