nixos/filesystem: remove mount-pstore#432049
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Ever since fb49d81 we set CONFIG_PSTORE=y in the config because we set CONIFG_ACPI_APEI=y in the kernel. This means we always have pstore built right into the kernel. systemd thus always mounts `/sys/fs/pstore` which makes our custom unit superfluous and redudant.
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Ever since fb49d81 we set CONFIG_PSTORE=y in the config because we set CONIFG_ACPI_APEI=y in the kernel. This means we always have pstore built right into the kernel.
systemd thus always mounts
/sys/fs/pstorewhich makes our custom unit superfluous and redudant.Part of #428908
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