Just ran it on a few different machines, VMs, set up RAID/non-RAID. It worked great. Thanks!

It's worth mentioning (which may or may not be related), but it seems like every other upgrade randomly takes out my SNMP config. But it doesn't happen on every install. Redundant routers installs (identical in every way except for IPs and and priorities), will have router1 lose its config, but router2 and router3 will be fine.

@UnicronNL kernel in use is now 4.14.75-amd64-vyos

I'm doing some testing before re-publishing. Looks like whatever was broken with the codepage cp437 error was resolved.

I'll generate this pull request a bit later or tomorrow morning (EST here). I noticed it was missing some of the stuff with RAID

In T955 I changed this code to lsblk -dn -o name -I8 instead of the monstrosity it is now. I've been using that forever to detect disk in install and bootstrap scripts for Debian, and haven't ran into any problems yet. Though there might be someone out there that has more experience with it than me.

Okay, this should just be the EFI stuff.

@syncer Actually, my original script addressed that too. I'll integrate that change back in

@syncer Give me about an hour here to post a commit with JUST the EFI changes then, since that's what you are interested.

The short, this is a refactored installer that should be the starts for supporting EFI, as well as integrating some whiptail menus. Initially I totally rewrote it and cleaned it up, and the menu-ing was a bit more complete, but there is SOOO much going on there, that I decided to go back and just rebuild it using the existing scripts.