Fix /etc/machine-id generation for first-boot
In Bullseye and later, the `/etc/machine-id` file needs to have the value `uninitialized` for it to be recognized as first boot and therefor trigger the generation of a new machine-id. Fixes: #52
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if suite == 'buster':
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if suite == 'buster':
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touch_machine_id = 'touch /etc/machine-id'
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touch_machine_id = 'touch /etc/machine-id'
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else:
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else:
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touch_machine_id = ''
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touch_machine_id = 'echo "uninitialized" > /etc/machine-id'
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# Buster shipped timesyncd directly into systemd:
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# Buster shipped timesyncd directly into systemd:
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if suite == 'buster':
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if suite == 'buster':
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