Eyyy, that was quick. Thank you for making this tutorial as I haven't found a current version of doing this. Love your videos and this content is something needed.
after the chroot part it booted into windows instead of linux... didn't work for me ! edit : had to go to the bios and change priority of boot from windows to arch !
It didn't work for me. After rebooting I went directly to windows 11 and got no grub menu. And I can't find the ssd in the bios to set as the main boot drive. Any help? Thanks
I followed your steps and installed Arch, but now I cannot access my BIOS settings. Whenever I try to press F2 to enter the BIOS and change the drive boot order, it just shows me a black screen. Can anybody help me?
Hello, don't you know a way to install it on different Fedora and Windows disks? I'm looking like crazy for a tutor and I can't find one :( there is only Ubuntu
Does this method only work if the drive is completely unallocated? Or can I install Arch Linux just on an unallocated partition of that drive and use the rest? I intend to use only 100GB to install Arch Linux, and use the rest to store files through Windows.
This video only shows if the separate drive is completely unallocated. But, if you have some unallocated space on the separate drive you can install Arch Linux separately in this space you just have to be careful. In the Disk configuration you'll have to manually create the necessary partitions ( ex. /boot, / ) using 'Create a new partition' so it will not impact your existing partitions compared to in the video where I used 'Suggest partition layout' which will overwrite any existing partitions.
NOT RELETED TO TOPIC, just my experience .. i am new to linux. my 1st installation failed😂, messed with system. i dont give a shit if i broke my win11 or arch linux because it can be reinstalled again anyway i love to make the headache by using linux terminal instead of GUI when i was using iwd for wireless connection.😊
Eyyy, that was quick. Thank you for making this tutorial as I haven't found a current version of doing this. Love your videos and this content is something needed.
Finally a archlinux pro user available to teach noobs. Im searching for 09:05 by many days in arch forums. Thanks!
That is actually one and only perfect tutorial. Thank you.
Thank you!
Thanks a lot. I managed to successfully install it. It was hard to follow at the end because it was too fast
Perfect! Everything working as it should. 😊
This was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much.
You're welcome!
Shoutout to you! Awesome work 🔥🔥
Thanks! 🔥
2 os are in separate drive. I hope windows update and sometimes windows crash (BSOD) won't cause problem to linux and the bootloader (GRUB) 😢
Genius! It didnt worked for me at the beginning, just had to sudo nano the "/etc/default/grub" and uncomment the os_prober=false and that was it.
This worked really well, thank you!
Thanks man,this video helps me a lot
This was awesome! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
you have been selected MBR mode in rufus. But headline says grub uefi mod.
Excellent tutorial!
Thank you!
after the chroot part it booted into windows instead of linux... didn't work for me !
edit : had to go to the bios and change priority of boot from windows to arch !
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Amazing! Thank you for the support, incredibly grateful to have you here!
It didn't work for me. After rebooting I went directly to windows 11 and got no grub menu. And I can't find the ssd in the bios to set as the main boot drive. Any help? Thanks
same here
I followed your steps and installed Arch, but now I cannot access my BIOS settings. Whenever I try to press F2 to enter the BIOS and change the drive boot order, it just shows me a black screen. Can anybody help me?
Hello, don't you know a way to install it on different Fedora and Windows disks? I'm looking like crazy for a tutor and I can't find one :( there is only Ubuntu
nice video my dude thx
Clean and simple
I can get the arch linux install setup where they you connect to internet it just open linux arch os
Thank you for the video, I have a question. If the external device with Arch is not connected, Windows starts normally?
Most likely as it will select the next option if it can't find the external device, but you can confirm by checking the UEFI boot order in your BIOS.
@@KMDTech thanks !
Does this method only work if the drive is completely unallocated? Or can I install Arch Linux just on an unallocated partition of that drive and use the rest? I intend to use only 100GB to install Arch Linux, and use the rest to store files through Windows.
This video only shows if the separate drive is completely unallocated. But, if you have some unallocated space on the separate drive you can install Arch Linux separately in this space you just have to be careful. In the Disk configuration you'll have to manually create the necessary partitions ( ex. /boot, / ) using 'Create a new partition' so it will not impact your existing partitions compared to in the video where I used 'Suggest partition layout' which will overwrite any existing partitions.
THANKS
Do we need to disable secure boot?
Yea
Will this guide work on my Windows 10 installed in 500GB hdd drive... I have 100 Gb unallocated space created via disk management...
This guide is for installing Arch on a separate physical drive so not on the same physical drive.
NOT RELETED TO TOPIC, just my experience
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i am new to linux. my 1st installation failed😂, messed with system. i dont give a shit if i broke my win11 or arch linux because it can be reinstalled again
anyway i love to make the headache by using linux terminal instead of GUI when i was using iwd for wireless connection.😊