Conquer Your Fear of Installing Arch Linux With This Script
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Testing out the official arch linux installer script which requires almost to no work compared to what we are used to when we installed arch before
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You know what, this is much easier than any GUI installer.
"pacman -Syu" * hacker keyboard sounds effects for dramatic effect* "neofetch"
Beware on Arch install that it will partition you root drive at about 20GB. Once you install a DE, Libre Office and some other bits and pieces that will be nearly full.
Also I always install network manager to give me an easy life.
Correct, manually partitioning will solve that!
Gimmie one command to FIX arch Linux when it breaks and I’ll swap over 🤣🤦♂️
you want endeavourOS
@@nil0bject I prefer Garuda over Endeavour.
@@-someone-. thankyou for telling me about it. will try
Been using Arch for five years or so and have only had two issues with my WiFi after an update which were simply solved by reinstalling the driver. However I have Arch on two separate disks with my files on another. So if anything happens to one Arch install I always have the other while I fix the problem/reinstall the broken one .. I actually quite like to make a complete reinstall every year or so anyway to freshen up things. I have had more trouble with other 'user-friendly' Linux distros than I have yet experienced with Arch. It's the top Linux distro for me!
Thank you for this awesome tip Don. Please keep up the good work
I can't believe literally no one is talking about how satisfying Nice tutorials voice softs.
Interesting. I does work, but as you eluded to, it is more of a 'bare metal' installer. You'd have to know what you want, and what it's called to go with your install. When it prompted me for additional packages, it got grumpy for things like openssh-server and the like, complaining it couldn't find them. It'll take some research to expand my knowledge base. I really like the ability to select specific servers in Debian's bare metal install...
This is a good start. But there are much more post install matters to do. I do keep a long list of extra package list I need after the base is install (i3gaps WM) like mlocate, pluma, caja, tmux, etc. And of course, you must have "ILoveCandy", right? Tune parallel downloads to 4. But if you do enough research, it will be stable. Peace :-)
You can save the configuration and add these into the install.
4:36 --- xfce FTW 👍 my boy! Great video once again! Great channel. Thank you, Don.
xfce is default for arch
@@nil0bject Thank you, my friend and neighbor
@@chromerims it's my pleasure and honour
Awesome video! I wouldn't have had any idea this existed if not for you. How does this approach compare to ArcoLInux's flavor of Arch, for someone used to a graphical Manjaro install?
Always grt content
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@@shkjuy6935 ?
I tried the archinstaller about a year ago. I abandoned Arch because I could not get my hp printer to connect via CUPS. Please show us how you connect your printer via CUPS after you install Arch. Thanks in advance.
What I would like to see is this script installing to a partition without erasing the disk for multi-boot. It doesn't need to do the partitioning, that could be done before the install with g-parted or something. Everyone always shows installing to a VM but in real life I want Arch on a ssd's partition.
I just tried few days ago use archinstall to install Arch beside Windows 10, so dualboot. Couldn't do it, there were some errors which I didn't understand and installer couldn't continue. Tried EndevourOS GUI installer, it complained too but advised what to do. Apparently I didn't have EFI partion mount point set correctly, or at all.
@@tomimantyla8236 This script in newest version is bugged.I don't know how it is in previous versions.
please use endeavourOS
I have a problem where i can't acces my account im using kde and i tried everything i can think of it just says login failed
I don't know how it is with previous versions of that script ,but current version in arch distro is full of bugs.Installing Arch using it is a big misunderstanding .
Even once you understand how to use soft soft, having the ear to make a good soft is a whole different story
Mine showing [rootfs]# what do I need to do I’m booting it from a flash drive
Thanks Don.
works great in a vm but not in hardware... I will keep at it.. but 6th time isn't seeming to be the CHARM...
On what hardware are you running Proxmox?
i5 8550u 16gb ram
wow... that looked too easy!
fails to load kernel at boot
Lol, install Linux many times. Archinstall errors out for me... Fail
Nice
Gracias 👋👋👋👍
you can install blackarch on top of it.
As a Debian, Raspbian newbie, I hate Arch.
Its because most Arch developers don't want to help out Debian newbies. I have bad experience with 2 Arch developers.
With raspbian the community and support is huge. Many examples & how to's.
one command 🤔🌚😵
im the 7000th fuckin comnt
meh
or just use a proper distro with a solid installer, package manager, etc... etc... etc...
You do realize all installers are just scripts running in the background right…?
pacman is one package manager in arch, yum is the other. archinstall is solid....
Tell us you didn't watch the video without telling us you didn't watch the video. Good strategy.
Is arch install completely broken still like it has been for months without them having any interest what so ever in fixing it? Could you please stop installing into virtual machines and instead do a real hardware install. Before showing videos of how to use a broke system. Where the developer of the script has the aditude that all he needs is a "kernel and an editor" his quote guess no operating system needed. They have this antisocial and anti helpful mindset and as I said have refused to fix it. So please grab a laptop and do a real install to make sure it works. Also don't get me started on how they have made choices to misconfigure it. While claiming they are not configing anything. Firefox being one of them.
i actually installed this on laptop first before doing this on a VM. it was easier for me to test on laptop the only issues i ever had installing is on incompable hardware like alienware laptops are the worst, linux just refuse to play nice on those. while on lenovo, everything works like butter
@@NovaspiritTech nope just tried it and it's still broken. And my replies keep getting deleted.
Issue 1305 that I found back in June is still present. Though they closed it a couple of days ago. It was claimed fixed many times. Also I tried cloning the current to find it itself can't be setup because of other breaks. However when I final got it working it was still broken as in it didn't display the options for ever sections. It only showed 1 and you have to blind scroll. Then when it finally did start the installer it claimed to be formatting my boot partition meaning wiping out my windows and 8 linux boots. But it actually appears it didn't. So this is still super broken and exactly how it probably has been since day one.