Getting Started: Rework the Getting Started section to be clearer and up-to-date#89
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Please take a look at some comments. Before submitting the final version please do a language tool or similar check for spelling and grammar.
| 4. Now run the following command to write the ISO file to the USB drive: | ||
| 1. Download the latest version of [Balena Etcher](https://etcher.balena.io/) for your OS. | ||
| 2. Launch the application | ||
| 3. Seelct the latest AerynOS ISO you have already downloaded |
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I have a language server in Zed so I do a visual check with that but it doesn't auto flag spelling mistakes. I do need to see if there is a way of getting that functionality working in Zed nicely without having to copy out and validate.
Will look into it.
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| 1. Load up gparted from the live environment. | ||
| 2. Create a gpt partition table on the drive you want to install AerynOS on. | ||
| 3. Create a 256mb fat32 partition for esp with the boot and esp flags |
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I typically recommend 500 to 1 GIG for the boot partition there's little reason to make it very small this can cause issues for users later down the line
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| ## Install AerynOS | ||
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| Open up a terminal and run the following command to install AerynOS: |
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Or from the menu select Lichen/installer I forgot what's it called but that's an option as well.
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I just checked the live environment... You know, I never knew that was there!
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LGTM! |
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Rework the Getting Started section to make it up to date and flow better.