OK, so I'm in gparted, I've chosen GPT partition type, 100M as the partition size, and now it's asking for a format type.

Options allowed are exfat, ext2, ext3, ext4, fat16, fat32, linux-swap, lvm2 pv, minix, ntfs, cleared, unformatted.

The Devuan Installer errored "There is no disk with a gpt partition table. You should exit this script and run gdisk to create one for uefi boot. There is no EFI partition. You will need to create one or else install the system without a bootloader."

I just guessed that all of that meant I needed to format the disks.

Can you translate for me, please?

Thanks

Back to Devuan Raid 1 Install Steps ...

Step 1 - Use gparted to format the two SSD drives as ext4?

Are there any other settings at Step 1 - to help the rest of the install go more smoothly, please?

Maybe @zapper can clarify?

EDIT

It seems that Hyperbola-BSD may have become vaporware.

In any case it would seem, based on the difficulty in location anything recent, that support would be nearly non-existent.

Back to my other thread about a Devuan Raid1 install ...

Can I edit the sources.list while live booted from USB?

Or, do I need to just go ahead and attempt the Raid 1 install to the SSD's then try to address the nic card driver problem - if it takes and I can reboot from the SSD install?

Thanks

Thanks ...

Can I install that without a. Breaking anything, b. Needing to remember to update the associated dependencies any time there's a Devuan update?

Certificate Manager, under Your Certificates, is empty.

Under "Authorities" is a long list.

A few of them are dated (2001, 2008, 2020, etc) but most are not.

OK, cool ... if I've used this before it's been years ...

paste.debian.net/1259462

depth=2 C = US, O = Internet Security Research Group, CN = ISRG Root X1
verify return:1
depth=1 C = US, O = Let's Encrypt, CN = R3
verify return:1
depth=0 CN = www.devuan.org
verify return:1
DONE

pastebin.debian.org doesn't work either.

Is that URL "http" or "https"?

Well ... Devuan is having the same problem as VOID - the wired connection cycles up and down.

I don't see an app in the menu to look at the hardware devices, so I just used "lspci".

I'm told that the probable reason for the instability is that the Intel I219-LM isn't recognized.

Any suggested solution, please? (I'm guessing I need a stable wired connection for the server-purposed install.)

Devuan also failed to recognize the USB nic (MX Linux handles it, VOID did not).

Need to sleep so will look here in the morning.

NOTE: I started a new thread for the LAN problem and the Intel I219-LM.

Neither of these work ...
https://www.devuan.org/get-devuan.html
https://www.devuan.org/get-devuan/download.html

https://www.devuan.org/get-devuan/

I can send you a screen shot ...