blog: nixos-pinephone: fix some typos

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colin 2022-07-15 14:50:21 -07:00
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@ -54,14 +54,14 @@ on the host box, add this somewhere in your config (e.g. `/etc/nixos/configurati
boot.binfmt.emulatedSystems = [ "aarch64-linux" ];
```
if you added this emulation, rebuild your host machine to enable it (`nixos-rebuild --flake /etc/nixos switch).
if you added this emulation, rebuild your host machine to enable it (`nixos-rebuild --flake /etc/nixos switch`).
then build the image with:
```sh
nixos-pinephone-getting-started$ nix build './#pinephone-img'
```
the resulting image is effectively the same as what Hydra spits out in the automation: no users, and no way to login. if you're brand new to the Pinephone, i recommend flashing the image and booting as a sanity check. otherwise, skip to [_Making the Image More Usable_](#making-the-image-more-usable) make this a markdown section link) where we'll build a more usable image. at any time, consult the _Troubleshooting_ section if you hit something unexpected.
the resulting image is effectively the same as what Hydra spits out in the automation: no users, and no way to login. if you're brand new to the Pinephone, i recommend flashing the image and booting as a sanity check. otherwise, skip to [_Making the Image More Usable_](#making-the-image-more-usable) where we'll build a more usable image. at any time, consult the [_Troubleshooting_](#troubleshooting) section if you hit something unexpected.
### Flashing the Image
you might be tempted to flash this to the eMMC instead of an SD card, thinking that the former will be more reliable storage. it's not: my eMMC began to fail within 20 write cycles. i highly recommend you use an SD card for this.