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@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ The main concept behind this installer is to take full advantage of the extended
'Amelia' is mainly targeted towards the experienced user that needs a quick installation means.
However, it's easy and intuitive so that probably everybody can use it.
However, it's easy and intuitive so that everybody can use it.
- ## Automation:
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In particular, when the 'ext4' filesystem is being selected, the 'genfstab' command is not even executed in the script, and your 'fstab' file will be empty (except only if 'Swapfile' use is desired), as systemd's automation takes care of it.
In the same manner, 'systemd' (instead of 'base' & 'udev') will be used in your initramfs, as it provides the tools for the said automation.
'systemd' in the initramfs provides the tools for the said automation.
The installation process completes in "one-go", meaning after it's over and the system has rebooted, you're done.
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- ### Secureboot Signing: [Interactive]
Select to sign (or not) all needed binaries for enabling Secure Boot on your system
Select if you wish to sign all needed binaries for enabling Secure Boot on your system
If Secure Boot is selected, the installer will offer to create a 'Rescue' bootloader entry, especially necessary for UKIs, as editing existing menu entries under Secureboot is not allowed.
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- [ ] 'Manual' mode will perform the above by asking the user to select which partitions to format, choose desired name to label the partitions, and mount them accordingly.
If using an existing /Home partition is desired, select 'Manual Mode', follow the prompts and skip formatting the /Home partition.
The 'Auto' mode will switch to 'Manual' mode if errors are encountered (so the user gets control of the procedure), and when the said mini-step is completed (e.g formatting 'EFI') it will continue in 'Auto' mode for the rest of the partitions.
Upon completion, both 'Auto' and 'Manual' mode present the user with a (TUI) summary of the partitions and mounts layout, preparing for the next step.
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Any feedback will be greatly appreciated.
Enjoy!