This detects an EFI partition on '/dev/sda1' (same as before) as well
as on '/dev/nvme0n1p1' (new) where there are not just letters in
front of partition number '1'.
In situations where this script runs on alternative Arch Linux live
CD ISOs such as github.com/stevleibelt/arch-linux-live-cd-iso-with
-zfs we may not have to insall ZFS kernel modules. Test if the 'zfs'
module is loaded and skip installation if yes.
We straight up install paru-bi via its PKGBUILD from
AUR, we skip the additional step we used to do
where we first installed paru from its GitHub
project. This saves time and most importantly
scarce RAM that Rust otherwise needs during
paru compilation.
On systems with little RAM (as in 4 GiB) paru's
compilation process would sometimes fail when
/etc/makepkg.conf when its MAKEFLAGS was
set to use many cores e.g. via "-j$(nproc --ignore 1)".
Without the manual paru compilation step we now
don't need the ability anymore to
--replace-conflicting packages.
While unintuitive this prevents us from having to
move this hook to the end of the HOOKS array.
If user wants SSH in ZBM we first append 'net' to
the HOOKS array then append 'dropbear'. At this
point the explicit 'zfsbootmenu' hook is no longer
last in line in 'HOOKS' array. This causes ZBM to
trip and to not correctly load net and dropbear.
Since the 'zfsbootmenu' hook is added implicitly
by generate-zbm we don't need the explicit hook
at all. Better remove it. This way it doesn't get in
the way.
