nixos/profiles/base: add explicit support for ext filesystems
ext filesystems are only supported unconditionally if the systemd initrd is NOT used. Since the systemd initrd was recently enabled by default, the default ISO image configuration is now missing support for ext filesystems, which means that one cannot e.g. boot into a live ISO image and run `fsck.ext4`. This commit adds ext2, ext3 and ext4 as explicitly supported file systems in the base profile, which ensures that the associated tools are always available.
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# Include support for various filesystems and tools to create / manipulate them.
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boot.supportedFilesystems = lib.mkMerge [
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[
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"ext2"
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"ext3"
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"ext4"
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"btrfs"
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"cifs"
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"f2fs"
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