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1. From arch, to new drive, use the [https://www.archlinux.org/packages/?name=arch-install-scripts arch-install-scripts]. Or burn an arch linux .iso to a fresh thumb drive (use '''sudo mkfs.vfat /dev/sdX –I''' for that. Do not use the trailing partition number!) with the 'dd' command and boot it. Reminder : dd works as if=/source/file of=/destination/folder where '''if''' means Input File and '''of''' means Output File. Don't confuse your /dev/sdX stuff, or you gonna erase something else. | 1. From arch, to new drive, use the [https://www.archlinux.org/packages/?name=arch-install-scripts arch-install-scripts]. Or burn an arch linux .iso to a fresh thumb drive (use '''sudo mkfs.vfat /dev/sdX –I''' for that. Do not use the trailing partition number!) with the 'dd' command and boot it. Reminder : dd works as if=/source/file of=/destination/folder where '''if''' means Input File and '''of''' means Output File. Don't confuse your /dev/sdX stuff, or you gonna erase something else. | ||
| − | 2. Mount your target drive(s) | + | 2. Mount your target drive(s) ie root and home, possibly others to suit your taste. |
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| + | 3. Lets say your root is in /mnt of your target installation : | ||
# pacstrap /mnt base linux linux-firmware | # pacstrap /mnt base linux linux-firmware | ||
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And any other package you wish to have at hand at once, ie fucking networking for instance I say again: WIRELESS networking. Nano, sudo also probably. linux-lts if a fallback is in order 'current kernel dev' is moving great, but with way too much issues) | And any other package you wish to have at hand at once, ie fucking networking for instance I say again: WIRELESS networking. Nano, sudo also probably. linux-lts if a fallback is in order 'current kernel dev' is moving great, but with way too much issues) | ||
| − | + | pacstrap /mnt/Arch1-30 base linux-lts nano sudo nfs-utils iwd netctl dhcpcd networkmanager | |
| + | pacstrap /mnt/Arch1-30 mpg123 xmms2 mpv mplayer lame imlib2 | ||
| + | pacstrap /mnt/Arch1-30 xorg xorg-xinit | ||
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| + | 4. after installing everything and the kitchen sink, it's time to chroot into the install, and proceed to set up some parameters (users and such) & install more software. | ||
Revision as of 14:26, 7 April 2020
Installing Arch quick and dirty without 1000 hyperlinks.
1. From arch, to new drive, use the arch-install-scripts. Or burn an arch linux .iso to a fresh thumb drive (use sudo mkfs.vfat /dev/sdX –I for that. Do not use the trailing partition number!) with the 'dd' command and boot it. Reminder : dd works as if=/source/file of=/destination/folder where if means Input File and of means Output File. Don't confuse your /dev/sdX stuff, or you gonna erase something else.
2. Mount your target drive(s) ie root and home, possibly others to suit your taste.
3. Lets say your root is in /mnt of your target installation :
# pacstrap /mnt base linux linux-firmware
And any other package you wish to have at hand at once, ie fucking networking for instance I say again: WIRELESS networking. Nano, sudo also probably. linux-lts if a fallback is in order 'current kernel dev' is moving great, but with way too much issues)
pacstrap /mnt/Arch1-30 base linux-lts nano sudo nfs-utils iwd netctl dhcpcd networkmanager pacstrap /mnt/Arch1-30 mpg123 xmms2 mpv mplayer lame imlib2 pacstrap /mnt/Arch1-30 xorg xorg-xinit
4. after installing everything and the kitchen sink, it's time to chroot into the install, and proceed to set up some parameters (users and such) & install more software.
