note that we should merge the two "wrapper scripts"

tsa/howto/new-machine-hetzner-cloud.mdwn

@@ -35,7 +35,10 @@ continue with:
  6. start a `screen` session
  7. clone `tsa-misc` to the new host: `git clone
     https://git.torproject.org/admin/tsa-misc`
- 8. run `./tsa-misc/installer/tor-install-hetzner` (the ipv6 address prefix you find on the web interface.  Make it end in `::1`)
+ 8. run `./tsa-misc/installer/tor-install-hetzner` (the ipv6 address
+    prefix you find on the web interface.  Make it end in `::1`)
+    TODO: merge script with the [[new-machine-hetzner-robot]]
+    procedure.
  9. once done, note down all the info and reboot the VM: `reboot`
  10. `ssh -o FingerprintHash=sha1 root@<ipaddr>`  to unlock the host, (to compare ssh's base64 output to dropbear's b16, you can use `perl -MMIME::Base64 -e '$h = unpack("H*", decode_base64(<>)); $h =~ s/(..)(?=.)/\1:/g; print $h, "\n"'` to convert base64 to base16.
  11. `ssh root@<ipaddr>` to access it once booted

tsa/howto/new-machine-hetzner-robot.mdwn

@@ -104,9 +104,12 @@ which we'll use below.
             mount "$BOOT_DEVICE" /target/boot
 
     TODO: test if we can skip that test by passing `$ROOT_PARTITION`
-    as a `--target` to `grml-debootstrap`. Probably not, but in any
-    case, this could be all wrapper up in a single wrapper shell
-    script in tsa-misc instead of this long copy-paste.
+    as a `--target` to `grml-debootstrap`. Probably not.
+    
+    TODO: in any case, this could be all wrapper up in a single
+    wrapper shell script in tsa-misc instead of this long
+    copy-paste. Possibly merge with `tor-install-hetzner` from
+    [[new-machine-hetzner-cloud]].
 
  4. Install the system. This can be done with `grml-debootstrap` which
     will also configure grub, a root password and so on. This should