Great video as always. I have successfully partitioned the disks and installed the base system. Then I got lost when you installed you personal repo and advised us to install the public to which you provided the link in the description. Did that but after that in your video you perform certain steps with linux-install-base which do not have so I am a little lost where to go from there in your video.
The repository contains the list of commands used to install certain DE or WM. I don't recommend using this video for that unless you know how to tweak the packages. You should try installing a desktop environment as is with the script or manually by following the customization tutorials I have on the channel.
This is with (Arch Linux Monthly Install - 09.2021 - I saw the video and was removed) Excellent monthly install of Arch Linux, I have a question: related to (Arch Linux: Hybrid Install With Encrypted UEFI & Legacy BIOS On a USB Stick) is it possible to do this dual with systemd instead of grub?
Waiting for the polkit video. I already requested it on another video...but..I guess another comment won't be rude here ☺️ Been using lxsession myself..but I want to learn and do a learned choice next time. Take care...and thanks for these videos
I would like to see a video how to migrate an existing Arch system into a different laptop with new ssd. I was looking for archwiki for it and have realized the top to bottom method with rsync would do it but i have some question what i could not sort it out. For example if the old system is intel and the new one is AMD. That would make the process a bit tricky...At least for me. :) So a video tutorial about this would be appreciated. Thanks.
can you create a video about installing openZFS on linux(user space) and explain how to manage it day to day usage (DKMS rebuild after each linux kernel update etc..) thanks
Thank you for the great video. Somehow when I reboot after regenerating the grub file it doesn't detect the new UEFI partition to boot on and try to boot on the USB key from which I install the distro. It's weird...
Hi, I would like to get the polkit video, since im running i3 with gnome polkit, timeshift-gtk pop's up, i set the password and it does not open but gparted opens, i dont know what im doing wrong. Cheers, thanks for the video, glad you are getting better!
I have a question on installing two kernels: if I want to have the latest kernel as the default but also install the linux-lts kernel for backup, can I do that at the initial pacstrap, or after I chroot in to the installation when installing other packages, or…? When is the best (and safest) time to install linux-lts so they will both appear in the grub menu, with the latest kernel set as the default? (I dual boot this laptop with windows, and it shows up fine, no issues.) When I installed my lts kernel, I did it after the initial install, but even after following the wiki and the forum grub customizer and manual settings suggestions, I have never gotten the default to be set as the latest: it still uses the linux-lts as the default in the top line of the grub choices (since it was installed more recently, maybe?). So I always have to boot into the latest kernel using the Advanced option boot choice on grub’s line #2. No big deal, but it's a little annoying to require an extra click just to boot up.
Hi Tony, I'd install both at install (and the headers as well). I can't really say why setting the default does not work. The Wiki method is the only one I am aware of. Any similar issue in the Arch Forum?
Tony, you have to tell GRUB what to do. That is, you have to instruct GRUB via sub-menu entries to tell it what kernel to boot as default. Here's a very good write-up of the whole thing, which totally helped me set my default kernel (among about four options) in Linux Mint. Yes, this applies to Arch because hey, Grub is Grub. < help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/Submenus >
Thanks for getting back so fast, ermanno, and thanks also Appaling68 for the link. Good info there. I tried changing my first line in grub, GRUB_DEFAULT=”Saved” to GRUB_DEFAULT=0, as is shown in the Arch wiki and also in your ubuntu link. However, all that did was make it select the first line every time as default, as expected. So I then changed GRUB_DEFAULT=”Saved” to GRUB_DEFAULT=”1>0” to get the Advanced choice to load right away, per the Arch wiki examples in these sections: wiki.archlinux.org/title/GRUB/Tips_and_tricks#Recall_previous_entry. At least that eliminates having to extra-click into the submenu. I can live with that. Still it’s weird that I am unable to reassign the default line-1 in grub to linux-linux instead of linux-lts. Maybe there’s a way to manually overwrite grub-customizer’s individual line settings. Will keep looking and post back when I figure it out.
Did all of this and got a German keyboard layout somehow Checked the /etc/vaco some.config and it says it’s set to US I have no idea what to do And the terminal text is spaced insanely inconsistently… Lol
is this virtual pc? If it does so many people can want to install real pc and maybe they will need to connect wifi. Maybe they dont have ethernet connection. Please show us wifi network connection issue during the installation of arch linux. Thank you.
@@eflinux is it possible to do in regular Linux terminal and not dwm? I cannot get the terminal to pop up for me when dwm is installed it isn’t working
For the base install you can change the rot password to your liking, and at the end of the script you can change the username and corresponding password.
I absolutely NEVER get tired of watching Arch install videos from Ermanno. Just love this channel!
Hello sir! It's good to see you again... That's all I wanted to say :)
Good Morning/Afternoon/Night sir...
It's so nice to have you back Ermanno.
Thanks!
best linux channel on youtube, ever! gbu
You're a legend.
Wieder ein sehr schönes Video von Dir. Gut und verständlich erklärt.
Yay watching arch linux installation gives me a different satisfaction.
For those people having problems with iwctl, you can use a wired connection from your phone with your charging cable through USB tethering
Oh wow, another nicely done video. I need to pay more attention to DWM, I'm a Qtile man myself. Thank you again Master Ermanno.
Great video as always. I have successfully partitioned the disks and installed the base system. Then I got lost when you installed you personal repo and advised us to install the public to which you provided the link in the description. Did that but after that in your video you perform certain steps with linux-install-base which do not have so I am a little lost where to go from there in your video.
The repository contains the list of commands used to install certain DE or WM. I don't recommend using this video for that unless you know how to tweak the packages. You should try installing a desktop environment as is with the script or manually by following the customization tutorials I have on the channel.
Nice video! I will use the join button when i have more money.
Hi, Ermanno. Did you think about making video about Anbox on Arch/Manjaro?
Good job!
Can you please create a video on the new nvidia driver which supports wayland on GNOME?
thank you so much sir
Nice 👌🏼👌🏼
Thanks a lot ❤️❤️
This is with (Arch Linux Monthly Install - 09.2021 - I saw the video and was removed) Excellent monthly install of Arch Linux,
I have a question:
related to (Arch Linux: Hybrid Install With Encrypted UEFI & Legacy BIOS On a USB Stick)
is it possible to do this dual with systemd instead of grub?
Nice . I'm wondering if you like or ever use icewm. I like it better than openbox
Waiting for the polkit video. I already requested it on another video...but..I guess another comment won't be rude here ☺️ Been using lxsession myself..but I want to learn and do a learned choice next time. Take care...and thanks for these videos
Thanks for the video. I have a new PC to build soon. Will be Arch...but maybe now I'm thinking I'll start with DWM instead of BSPWM...hmm...
I would like to see a video how to migrate an existing Arch system into a different laptop with new ssd. I was looking for archwiki for it and have realized the top to bottom method with rsync would do it but i have some question what i could not sort it out. For example if the old system is intel and the new one is AMD. That would make the process a bit tricky...At least for me. :) So a video tutorial about this would be appreciated. Thanks.
Hi Hermanno, could you please make a video about black Arch?
can you create a video about installing openZFS on linux(user space) and explain how to manage it day to day usage (DKMS rebuild after each linux kernel update etc..) thanks
I am searching for it.
Thank you for the great video. Somehow when I reboot after regenerating the grub file it doesn't detect the new UEFI partition to boot on and try to boot on the USB key from which I install the distro. It's weird...
Hi,
I would like to get the polkit video, since im running i3 with gnome polkit, timeshift-gtk pop's up, i set the password and it does not open but gparted opens, i dont know what im doing wrong.
Cheers, thanks for the video, glad you are getting better!
Just wanted to switch back to arch dwm from artix dwm to do something with systemd.. what a great timing.. :)
I have a question on installing two kernels: if I want to have the latest kernel as the default but also install the linux-lts kernel for backup, can I do that at the initial pacstrap, or after I chroot in to the installation when installing other packages, or…? When is the best (and safest) time to install linux-lts so they will both appear in the grub menu, with the latest kernel set as the default? (I dual boot this laptop with windows, and it shows up fine, no issues.)
When I installed my lts kernel, I did it after the initial install, but even after following the wiki and the forum grub customizer and manual settings suggestions, I have never gotten the default to be set as the latest: it still uses the linux-lts as the default in the top line of the grub choices (since it was installed more recently, maybe?). So I always have to boot into the latest kernel using the Advanced option boot choice on grub’s line #2. No big deal, but it's a little annoying to require an extra click just to boot up.
Hi Tony, I'd install both at install (and the headers as well). I can't really say why setting the default does not work. The Wiki method is the only one I am aware of. Any similar issue in the Arch Forum?
Tony, you have to tell GRUB what to do. That is, you have to instruct GRUB via sub-menu entries to tell it what kernel to boot as default. Here's a very good write-up of the whole thing, which totally helped me set my default kernel (among about four options) in Linux Mint. Yes, this applies to Arch because hey, Grub is Grub.
< help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/Submenus >
Thanks for getting back so fast, ermanno, and thanks also Appaling68 for the link. Good info there.
I tried changing my first line in grub, GRUB_DEFAULT=”Saved” to GRUB_DEFAULT=0, as is shown in the Arch wiki and also in your ubuntu link. However, all that did was make it select the first line every time as default, as expected.
So I then changed GRUB_DEFAULT=”Saved” to GRUB_DEFAULT=”1>0” to get the Advanced choice to load right away, per the Arch wiki examples in these sections: wiki.archlinux.org/title/GRUB/Tips_and_tricks#Recall_previous_entry.
At least that eliminates having to extra-click into the submenu. I can live with that.
Still it’s weird that I am unable to reassign the default line-1 in grub to linux-linux instead of linux-lts. Maybe there’s a way to manually overwrite grub-customizer’s individual line settings. Will keep looking and post back when I figure it out.
I use archlinux with normal linux, linux-lts, as well as linux-hardened for building linux from scratch
14:40 on this moment one have [FAILED] line and everything crashes.
Please do it with archinstall
i915 or i195?
i915
Hi, thanks for the instructional videos! Help, please. How to partition a disk with 1TB hdd + 120GB SSD? Ext4 file system
I'd use the SSD for the main system and the HHD for data.
Did all of this and got a German keyboard layout somehow
Checked the /etc/vaco some.config and it says it’s set to US
I have no idea what to do
And the terminal text is spaced insanely inconsistently…
Lol
is this virtual pc? If it does so many people can want to install real pc and maybe they will need to connect wifi. Maybe they dont have ethernet connection. Please show us wifi network connection issue during the installation of arch linux. Thank you.
I did some installs with wifi on the channel as well.
@@eflinux okay i take a look 🙂
If wifi does not work, I assume you have a phone and you can use USB tethering
What terminal are you using????
In DWM it is the st terminal. Everything else is done in the tty.
@@eflinux is it possible to do in regular Linux terminal and not dwm? I cannot get the terminal to pop up for me when dwm is installed it isn’t working
Shame you can’t configure your nvidia graphic card with dwm
You can, but you'd have to install Optimus Manager. I did that in the last video.
Install deeplin please 😊
when I typed reboot and selected the installed drive it shows only a " _ " and nothing happens at 15:00
Might be some issues with the graphics driver.
@@eflinux I loaded níveis on modules, :( any another clue why it’s happening?
@@eflinux it seems the problem was because there is no grub device on the boot, how should I install it ?
Hi everyone, what 's the user and the password for the basic install?
For the base install you can change the rot password to your liking, and at the end of the script you can change the username and corresponding password.
In base.sh it is empty no script is there
If you downloaded the public repository, the script is called install-uefi.sh or install-mbt.sh, depending on what kind of machine you have.
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