Bootstrapping Debian, how to I load appropriate corresponding hooks to the initrd in Debian that I have in Arch to run on my system?

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I am trying to dual-boot Debian with my Arch system and I have done before on a simple setup but not with the specifics of this one.

I have Arch installed with:

- Full System Encryption (dm-crypt)

- Btrfs subvolumes

- Swap encryption w/ suspend-to-disk support



I have the following hooks added to my Arch initial ramdisk to load correctly.




  1. encrypt

    Build: First adds the dm_crypt kernel module and the cryptsetup tool to the image.



    Runtime: Detects and unlocks an encrypted root partition.




  2. openswap(custom hook)



    Build: Nothing.



    Runtime: A hook to open the swap at boot time by loading a keyfile from a crypted root device.




  3. resume



    Build: Nothing.



    Runtime: Tries to resume from the "suspend to disk" state.




  4. btrfs



    Build: Sets the required modules to enable Btrfs for using multiple devices with Btrfs.



    Runtime: Runs btrfs device scan to assemble a multi-device Btrfs root file system



How do I go about installing the corresponding hooks Debians initial ramdisk given I have Debian installed on its own subvolume and grubs menu -entry setup.






swap btrfs dm-crypt debootstrap







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    I am trying to dual-boot Debian with my Arch system and I have done before on a simple setup but not with the specifics of this one.

    I have Arch installed with:

    - Full System Encryption (dm-crypt)

    - Btrfs subvolumes

    - Swap encryption w/ suspend-to-disk support



    I have the following hooks added to my Arch initial ramdisk to load correctly.




    1. encrypt

      Build: First adds the dm_crypt kernel module and the cryptsetup tool to the image.



      Runtime: Detects and unlocks an encrypted root partition.




    2. openswap(custom hook)



      Build: Nothing.



      Runtime: A hook to open the swap at boot time by loading a keyfile from a crypted root device.




    3. resume



      Build: Nothing.



      Runtime: Tries to resume from the "suspend to disk" state.




    4. btrfs



      Build: Sets the required modules to enable Btrfs for using multiple devices with Btrfs.



      Runtime: Runs btrfs device scan to assemble a multi-device Btrfs root file system



    How do I go about installing the corresponding hooks Debians initial ramdisk given I have Debian installed on its own subvolume and grubs menu -entry setup.






    swap btrfs dm-crypt debootstrap







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      I am trying to dual-boot Debian with my Arch system and I have done before on a simple setup but not with the specifics of this one.

      I have Arch installed with:

      - Full System Encryption (dm-crypt)

      - Btrfs subvolumes

      - Swap encryption w/ suspend-to-disk support



      I have the following hooks added to my Arch initial ramdisk to load correctly.




      1. encrypt

        Build: First adds the dm_crypt kernel module and the cryptsetup tool to the image.



        Runtime: Detects and unlocks an encrypted root partition.




      2. openswap(custom hook)



        Build: Nothing.



        Runtime: A hook to open the swap at boot time by loading a keyfile from a crypted root device.




      3. resume



        Build: Nothing.



        Runtime: Tries to resume from the "suspend to disk" state.




      4. btrfs



        Build: Sets the required modules to enable Btrfs for using multiple devices with Btrfs.



        Runtime: Runs btrfs device scan to assemble a multi-device Btrfs root file system



      How do I go about installing the corresponding hooks Debians initial ramdisk given I have Debian installed on its own subvolume and grubs menu -entry setup.






      swap btrfs dm-crypt debootstrap







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      I am trying to dual-boot Debian with my Arch system and I have done before on a simple setup but not with the specifics of this one.

      I have Arch installed with:

      - Full System Encryption (dm-crypt)

      - Btrfs subvolumes

      - Swap encryption w/ suspend-to-disk support



      I have the following hooks added to my Arch initial ramdisk to load correctly.




      1. encrypt

        Build: First adds the dm_crypt kernel module and the cryptsetup tool to the image.



        Runtime: Detects and unlocks an encrypted root partition.




      2. openswap(custom hook)



        Build: Nothing.



        Runtime: A hook to open the swap at boot time by loading a keyfile from a crypted root device.




      3. resume



        Build: Nothing.



        Runtime: Tries to resume from the "suspend to disk" state.




      4. btrfs



        Build: Sets the required modules to enable Btrfs for using multiple devices with Btrfs.



        Runtime: Runs btrfs device scan to assemble a multi-device Btrfs root file system



      How do I go about installing the corresponding hooks Debians initial ramdisk given I have Debian installed on its own subvolume and grubs menu -entry setup.






      swap btrfs dm-crypt debootstrap




      swap btrfs dm-crypt debootstrap






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