I was running into a strange bug with the image build,
where on initial system boot, /home/peach/.ssb-go was owned by user:group 1006:1007,
despite this user ID not existing as a user on the system.
I'm still not sure why this was happening,
but it seems adding these lines (creating /home/peach/.ssb-go and explicitly setting the ownership to the peach user) fixes the problem.
I was running into a strange bug with the image build,
where on initial system boot, /home/peach/.ssb-go was owned by user:group 1006:1007,
despite this user ID not existing as a user on the system.
I'm still not sure why this was happening,
but it seems adding these lines (creating /home/peach/.ssb-go and explicitly setting the ownership to the peach user) fixes the problem.
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I was running into a strange bug with the image build,
where on initial system boot, /home/peach/.ssb-go was owned by user:group 1006:1007,
despite this user ID not existing as a user on the system.
I'm still not sure why this was happening,
but it seems adding these lines (creating /home/peach/.ssb-go and explicitly setting the ownership to the peach user) fixes the problem.