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                Quick guide to sidero with my nodes on boostraping a test cluster
              
          
    Bootstrap sidero cluster

Below is some basic notes on how i setup and tested sidero on a local laptop
First steps


Read the docs https://www.sidero.dev/docs/v0.4/ and https://www.talos.dev/docs/v0.14/ and understand a bit on the concepts.
Grab the binaries - https://www.sidero.dev/docs/v0.4/getting-started/prereq-cli-tools/.  Install talosctl, clusterctl.  You probs have kubectl.  Clusterctl is awesome for creatin ga local docker cluster for instant testing, and talosctl is what you use to talk to talos via api (talosctl -n <nodeip> dmesg | reboot | logs)


Don't grab your clusterctl from arch AUR, its not the right version!


Figure out your desired baremetal structure.  From your git it looks like you have a pi-master - welcome to level 1000.  Im running one just fine, but it does increase the complexity/bullshittery.  Probs grab some tissues or stand up amd64 nodes first.
Now to setup dhcp for dual booting. If you do amd64 its not so bad as its one config, but with pi you need to config it to


## borg_backup.sh
#!/bin/bash

set -eu

# Variables needed by borg
export BORG_REPO='ssh://user@server.example.com:123/path/to/repo/location/'
export BORG_PASSPHRASE='PASSPHRASEGOESHERE'
export BORG_REMOTE_PATH=borg
export BORG_RSH='ssh -oBatchMode=yes'

## config.txt
[Storage]
# The path to place your ROMs Directory. This can be in any drive or anywhere,
# as long as the full path is specified. Use ~ to represent your home folder
# (for example, C:\Users\Scott\)
#
# Set a directory where the ROMs are stored.
# If no directory is provided, "~/ROMs" is used.
# Example:
# ~\ROMs                     => C:\Users\<YOUR USERNAME>\ROMs
ROMs Directory=D:\Emulation\ROMS\

## emulators.txt
# [*Emulator name*]
# location=*path to the emulator .exe file*
# command=*optional, command to use to launch a game*

# Dolphin Gamecube and Wii

[Dolphin]
location=:\Emulation\RetroArch\Dolphin\Dolphin.exe
command=%l --batch --exec=%r

## consoles.txt
# Dolphin Gamecube and wii

[Nintendo Gamecube]
nickname=Gamecube
emulator=Dolphin

[Nintendo Wii]
nickname=Wii
emulator=Dolphin
	#!/bin/bash

	set -eu

	# Variables needed by borg
	export BORG_REPO='ssh://user@server.example.com:123/path/to/repo/location/'
	export BORG_PASSPHRASE='PASSPHRASEGOESHERE'
	export BORG_REMOTE_PATH=borg
	export BORG_RSH='ssh -oBatchMode=yes'
	[Storage]
	# The path to place your ROMs Directory. This can be in any drive or anywhere,
	# as long as the full path is specified. Use ~ to represent your home folder
	# (for example, C:\Users\Scott\)
	#
	# Set a directory where the ROMs are stored.
	# If no directory is provided, "~/ROMs" is used.
	# Example:
	# ~\ROMs => C:\Users\<YOUR USERNAME>\ROMs
	ROMs Directory=D:\Emulation\ROMS\
	# [Emulator name]
	# location=path to the emulator .exe file
	# command=optional, command to use to launch a game

	# Dolphin Gamecube and Wii

	[Dolphin]
	location=:\Emulation\RetroArch\Dolphin\Dolphin.exe
	command=%l --batch --exec=%r
	# Dolphin Gamecube and wii

	[Nintendo Gamecube]
	nickname=Gamecube
	emulator=Dolphin

	[Nintendo Wii]
	nickname=Wii
	emulator=Dolphin