README.md

Hosts

12kingdoms:
1. suzu: Orange Pi 5, RK3588s(4xA76 + 4xA55), GPU(4Cores, Mail-G610), NPU(6Tops@int8), 8G RAM + 256G SSD.
  - Network related services running via microvm.nix, such as router(transparent proxy - dae), tailscale subrouter, etc.
2. rakushun: Orange Pi 5 Plus, RK3588(4xA76 + 4xA55), GPU(4Cores, Mail-G610), NPU(6Tops@int8), 16G RAM + 2T SSD.
  - Not used now.
rolling_girls: My RISCV64 hosts.
1. nozomi: Lichee Pi 4A, TH1520([email protected]), 16GB RAM + 32G eMMC + 128G SD Card.
2. yukina: Milk-V Mars, JH7110([email protected] GHz), 4G RAM + No eMMC + 64G SD Card.

Under hosts/
1. Create a new folder under hosts/ with the name of the new host.
2. Create & add the new host's hardware-configuration.nix to the new folder, and add the new host's configuration.nix to hosts/<name>/default.nix.
3. If the new host need to use home-manager, add its custom config into hosts/<name>/home.nix.
Under outputs/
1. Add a new nix file named outputs/<system-architecture>/src/<name>.nix.
2. Copy the content from one of the existing similar host, and modify it to fit the new host.
  1. Usually, you only need to modify the name and tags fields.
3. [Optional] Add a new unit test file under outputs/<system-architecture>/tests/<name>.nix to test the new host's nix file.
4. [Optional] Add a new integration test file under outputs/<system-architecture>/integration-tests/<name>.nix to test whether the new host's nix config can be built and deployed correctly.
Under vars/networking.nix
1. Add the new host's static IP address.
2. Skip this step if the new host is not in the local network or is a mobile device.