# This config will decrypt the LUKS volume with mapping it to
# It will attempt to mount the btrfs volume with label "rootfs" to /target_rootfs
# It will pull all current kernel modules from lspci -k results
# It will try to process the cmdline and mount the rootfs based on the root= parameter

modules = [
  "ugrd.kmod.standard_mask",
  "ugrd.kmod.nvidia_drm",
  "ugrd.fs.fakeudev",
  #  "ugrd.crypto.cryptsetup", # This is included by the gpg module
#  "ugrd.crypto.gpg", # This is included by the smartcard module
#  "ugrd.crypto.smartcard",
]

# Mask the parse_cmdline function to prevent it from running
#mask.init_pre = 'parse_cmdline'

# The initramfs will be built in /tmp/initramfs if "build_dir" is not specified not specified
#out_dir = "/usr/src/initramfs"

# Optionally supply a kernel version, uses the current kernel version if not specified
#kernel_version = "6.1.53-gentoo-dist"
# lspci based detection is usually helpful
kmod_autodetect_lspci = true
# lsmod detection can be helpful, but can bring in unnecessary modules
kmod_autodetect_lsmod = true

# Wait a few seconds for storage to settle after modules are loaded if external or slow storage is used
#mount_wait = true
#mount_timeout = 3

# The location of the gpg public key, if using a smartcard and gpg encrypted keyfile
#

#auto_mounts = ['/boot']  # Automatically create mount config for /boot on the host

# Optionally specify the root mountpoint information manually
#[mounts.root]
# The label of the root filesystem, a uuid or partuuid could be used instead
#label = "rootfs"

# This is necessary if the keyfile is on another device.
# The keyfile could be added as a dependency. if it's on the same device.
#[mounts.boot]
#type = "vfat"
#


# If the root is a LUKS volume, specify the LUKS volume information
#[cryptsetup.root]
# The UUID of the encrypted volume, mounted at /dev/mapper/root
#uuid = ""
# If a GPG encrypted key file is used, the key_type must be set to gpg.
#key_type = "gpg"
# The key file must either be included as a dependency, or it must be under an external mountpoint.