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Fixed filesystem corruption issues that occurred following a crash
enabled journaling, was disabled as an oversight in the mkfs commands
mount the filesystem as ro on boot so the kernel/systemd can run fsck if need be, and then remount it as rw. This is what a normal debian install does. This means touch /forcefsck now works.
setup a proper fstab for the external boot devices
silent corruption likely was causing a few issues we have ran in to, so this should be a great stability improvement overall.
cleaned up the package install process and removed the verbose information the script used to spew