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Linux Arch Installation using archfi

  1. Download the ISO Arch from (according your country): https://www.archlinux.org/download/
  2. Make a bootable usb (you can uses rufus) for phisical machine, or use the iso direct with Oracle Virtual Box.
  3. If phisical machine, make sure disable secure boot mode.
  4. Reboot your machine with the ISO.
  5. Make sure you have internet connection.
  6. Code as follow in terminal
  7.  ping google.com    (use control+C  to quit from ping)
    
  8.  wifi-menu   (enter your credentials)
    
  9.  pacman -Sy    
    
  10. wget archfi.sf.net/archfi
    
  11. sh archfi
    

At this time you will have the archfi blue screen.

  1. Language -- English
  2. Set Keyboard Layout -- us
  3. Editor -- nano
  4. Disk Partitions -- gpt
  5. back (using tab or arrows)
  6. Select Partitions and Install
  7. boot /dev/sda1
  8. swap /dev/sda2
  9. root /dev/sda3
  10. home /dev/sda4
  11. Format Devices
  12. boot ext2
  13. swap swap
  14. root btrfs
  15. Back or cancel
  16. Mount
  17. Intall Arch Linux -- linux lts (this takes several minutes)
  18. Config Arch Linux
  19. Set Computer Name
  20. Keyboard Layout -- us
  21. Set Locale -- en_US
  22. Set Time -- US
  23. Set root password
  24. Generate fstab -- UUID
  25. Bootloader -- grub -- install grub
  26. Install bootloader
  27. Back
  28. Enable dhcpcd
  29. Archdi -- yes
  30. Install and Run Archdi
  31. sourceforge
  32. Updates
  33. Install pacman-contrib
  34. Install yay
  35. Upgrade with yay
  36. Back
  37. Install
  38. Console Generic
  39. Default + add (tab key to select, then OK) [X]neofetch
  40. Compression Tools (all)
  41. Networks Toos -- Default and add [X]nmap & [X]speedtest
  42. Back

  1. System
  2. Services -- default selection is OK -- then all yes
  3. File System -- default selection and add [X]sshfs [X]difs [X]gvfs
  4. Sound -- default selection is OK
  5. Back

  1. XORG
  2. Gpu Infos -- OK
  3. Install -- default is OK
  4. Fonts -- default -- ok
  5. TTF -- optional
  6. Input Drivers -- dfault is OK
  7. Back

Desktop Enviroment (example, according what you want)

  1. Desktop Environment LXDE-GTK3
  2. Apllication -- Internet -- chromium
  3. Dev -- code
  4. Systerm -- gparted Back
  5. Config
  6. Bash -- editor.sh -- nano
  7. alias.sh -- default is ok
  8. ps1.sh -- minimal -- yes
  9. Update -- yes -- yes
  10. Back

Accounts

  1. Add User -- your name
  2. Sudoers -- add sudoer -- OK
  3. Back.

Systemd

  1. Systemd -- timedatectl
  2. Enable timedatectl -- ok
  3. Edit /etc/systemd/timesyncd.conf (modify as follows) Before: #NTP= After: NTP=us.pool.ntp.org Before: #Fallback(etc...) After: Fallback(etc...) Save the file: control+o then Enter then control+x
  4. Back
  5. Back
  6. Back
  7. Exit
  8. Back
  9. Umount
  10. Back
  11. Reboot
  12. Yes

Ready Arch - Bare Bones

Some pkgs to install

yay -S awesome rofi compton i3lock xclip flameshot gnome-keyring qt5-styleplugins-git ttf-rototo htop rofi

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