Feature - Add User Onboarding - Experimental#128
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Has not been extensively validated on a booting board yet - just UI and File Writing
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Has not been extensively validated on a booting board yet - just UI and File Writing, mainly here to start discussion and improvements.
Main issue with this is Armbian expects the armbian-firstlogin.conf to be in the /root which normally is EXT4.
On some boards like K3 this could be in /boot since that's FAT32 but that's not the standard (yet).
For now the tool notifies the user it's Linux only for auto-configuring (not verified yet), otherwise it lets the user save the armbian-firstlogin.conf file so they can move it to the image itself if they have ext4 utils on their Mac/Win machine.