[Example] encrypted btrfs raid1

[Sk7Str1pe]

{
  disko.devices = {
    disk = {
      disk0 = {
        type = "disk";
    device = "/dev/sdb";
    content = {
      type = "gpt";
      partitions = {
        crypted2 = {
          name = "crypt_raidp2";
          size = "100%";
          content = {
                type = "luks";
        name = "raidp2"; # this is DM name
          };
        };
      };
    };
      };
      disk1 = {
        type = "disk";
        device = "/dev/sda";
        content = {
          type = "gpt";
          partitions = {
            crypted1 = {
              size = "100%";
          name = "crypt_raidp1";
              content = {
                type = "luks";
        name = "raidp1";
        content = {
          type = "btrfs";
          extraArgs = [ "-f" "-m raid1 -d raid1" "/dev/mapper/raidp2"]; # raidp2 - DM name of 2nd disk
                  subvolumes = {
            "/" = {
                      mountpoint = "/mnt/SoftWare";
              mountOptions = [
                "rw" "relatime" "ssd" "discard=async" "space_cache=v2" "subvolid=5" "subvol=/"
              ];
            };
          };
        };
          };
        };
          };
        };
      };
    };
  };
}

[Sk7Str1pe]

Couldn't open pull request so opened here

[iFreilicht]

Have you tested this example? Can you boot from it?

[Sk7Str1pe]

I didn't tried to boot from it, I don't use this setup for main system, but yes I managed to get working raid and it seems to be possible to boot with this (if possible to determine 2 LUKS devices in kernel cmdline)

[Sk7Str1pe]

Can you boot from it?

Yes I tested in VM and it's bootable

[Sk7Str1pe]

@Lassulus new example, already tested on bare metal. Can be booted.

[iFreilicht]

Dude, chill. We'll get to it. If you want this to be merged quickly, make a PR and add a test for it. If you can't or don't want to do that, expect a change like this to take a little while.

[Sk7Str1pe]

I can't get how to become a collaborator

[iFreilicht]

You have to fork the repository first, see Fork a respository Then, you clone your fork as described in the link above, make the changes you want, and push them. When you then go back to your fork in the browser, you can open a pull request (see Creating a Pull Request from a Fork).

Once your PR is accepted and merged, the badge "Collaborator" will appear next to your username in discussions. Hope this helps!

[Sk7Str1pe]

Yay it helps, thx a lot!