Arch Linux is one of the best rolling-release distributions around, but sometimes it can be a challenge to install. In this video, Jay will walk you through not one but TWO methods of installing Arch Linux. The first method will feature arch-install, which is geared more toward beginners. During the second half of the video, Jay will walk you through the manual method – which is perfect for control freaks (you know who you are).
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*Time Codes*
00:00 – Intro
01:40 – Tutorial disclaimers and etc
03:50 – Downloading the ISO image
05:43 – Some considerations before we install
07:39 – Connecting Arch Linux to WiFi
10:48 – Enabling SSH to make installation easier (optional)
12:33 – Installing Arch Linux via the "archinstall" Method
24:19 – Installing Arch Linux via the manual method
25:08 – Partitioning our Disk
32:13 – Formatting our partitions
33:11 – Setting up an encrypted partition
34:32 – Configuring LVM
41:31 – Installing required packages
42:06 – Generating the fstab file
43:10 – Using arch-chroot to finish our installation
43:53 – Setting up users
45:28 – Installing additional packages
47:36 – Enabling SSH
47:56 – Installing a Linux kernel
50:09 – Installing a GPU driver
53:19 – Generating Ram Disk(s) for our Kernel(s)
55:07 – Configuring the locale, GRUB, etc
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