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The installer makes extended use of bash functions, so it can be easily modified to serve specific use-cases effortlessly, if so desired. The installer makes extended use of bash functions, so it can be easily modified to serve specific use-cases effortlessly, if so desired.
Where applicable, configuration takes place EXCLUSIVELY in the corresponding drop-in directories and never at the original '.conf' files, so the installed system preserves its functionality across updates and maintenance is minimized. Where applicable, configuration takes place EXCLUSIVELY in the corresponding drop-in directories and never at the original ".conf" files, so the installed system preserves its functionality across updates and maintenance is minimized.
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Cpu microcode detection takes place, ensuring the necessary "*-ucode" package will be installed later on. Cpu microcode detection takes place, ensuring the necessary "*-ucode" package will be installed later on.
In case of "Intel" cpus, if "Custom KDE Plasma" is selected, "x86_energy_perf_policy" package will be installed and will be set to "performance" mode for obtaining maximum cpu performance during installation. In case of "Intel" cpus, if "Optimized Plasma" is selected, "x86_energy_perf_policy" package will be installed and will be set to "performance" mode for obtaining maximum cpu performance during installation.
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- ### Bootloader Selection: [Interactive -Skippable] - ### Bootloader Selection: [Interactive -Skippable]
Choose between Systemd-boot, Grub or Custom. Choose between Systemd-boot or Grub
To use "Custom" option, you must edit the script beforehand.
Skip if "Custom" is chosen.
- ### Filesystem Selection: [Interactive] - ### Filesystem Selection: [Interactive]
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- [ ] 8. Lxqt - [ ] 8. Lxqt
- [ ] 9. Mate - [ ] 9. Mate
- [ ] 10. Base System (No Desktop) - [ ] 10. Base System (No Desktop)
- [ ] 11. Custom System (Edit the installer script beforehand) - [ ] 11. Custom System
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- All desktops (except "Optimized Plasma") are completely "Vanilla", and come with network support (networkmanager). For any additional functionality, please consult the Archwiki. - All desktops (except "Optimized Plasma") are completely "Vanilla", and come with network support (networkmanager). For any additional functionality, please consult the Archwiki.
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You'll find my preffered packages inside the "deskpkgs" variable and all of my configurations at the involved part of the "chroot_conf" function. You'll find my preffered packages inside the "deskpkgs" variable and all of my configurations at the involved part of the "chroot_conf" function.
- "Base System" is literally a basic Arch linux system, consisting of the following packages: "base, base-devel, linux{lts-hardened-zen}, linux-firmware, *-ucode, nano, vim, networkmanager, wireless-regdb and e2fsprogs/btrfs-progs" (depending on the filesystem chosen). - "Base System" is literally a basic Arch linux system, consisting of the following packages: "base, linux{lts-hardened-zen}, linux-firmware, *-ucode, nano, vim, networkmanager, wireless-regdb and e2fsprogs/btrfs-progs" (depending on the filesystem chosen).
- "Custom System" is a Do-It-Yourself system, that can be created by editing the installer script beforehand. - "Custom System" is a Do-It-Yourself system, that can be created by adding your own packages in the relative Menus, on-the-fly.
There are only 3 places in the whole script, to modify: It offers just the minimal configuration required to make your system run.
- [ ] 1. A "custompkgs" variable, into which you can append the packages you desire to create your own system.
- [ ] 2. A "cust_bootopts" variable, to set your kernel parameters to be passed upon boot.
- [ ] 3. A "HERE document" that runs a set of commands within 'chroot' and creates the very basic Arch system, and to which you can append all of your desired configurations, according to your previous choices.
It offers the minimal configuration required to make your system run.
These 3 parts are easy to find, just by searching for the commented keyword "ATTENTION", which also includes a short description.
- ### EFI Boot Entries Deletion: [Interactive - Skippable] - ### EFI Boot Entries Deletion: [Interactive - Skippable]
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Oftentimes, the mirrorlist created from Reflector's auto-run at start-up is not ideal. Oftentimes, the mirrorlist created from Reflector's auto-run at start-up is not ideal.
So, in this step you are being presented with the full list of countries that are hosting Archlinux mirrors, to choose one of your preference. So, in this step you are being presented with the current full list of countries that are hosting Archlinux mirrors, to choose one of your preference.
If the field is left empty, the default Reflector's mirrorlist will be used. If the field is left empty, the default Reflector's mirrorlist will be used.
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If a separate "Home" partition is detected, and the filesystem chosen is "ext4", then you will be offered the option to encrypt "Home" too. If a separate "Home" partition is detected, and the filesystem chosen is "ext4", then you will be offered the option to encrypt "Home" too.
Should you choose "yes" to that option, then "crypttab" auto-configuration will take place, so an extra LUKS password won't be needed to unlock said volume. Should you choose "yes" to that option, then auto-configuration will take place, so an extra LUKS password won't be needed to unlock said volume.
Should you choose "no", the installer will still ask for your confirmation before formatting the "Home" partition to "ext4", in case it belongs to another Os and you would like to keep it intact. Should you choose "no", the installer will still ask for your confirmation before formatting the "Home" partition to "ext4", in case it belongs to another Os and you would like to keep it intact.