You can also download the files from a nearby mirror. The releases listed here are part of the Alternative Architecture Special Interest Group (AltArch SIG). You should always verify your downloads before using.īittorrent links are also available from the above links. You can also use the file located in any CentOS directory with ISO or Cloud images. Sha256sum information via an https source is provided in the Release Email or Release Notes link above. Start and enable rvice: systemctl start systemctl enable where enp0s3 is your VirtualBox network interface.DVD and NetInstall images (including checksums) are available on mirrorsĭVD and NetInstall x86_64 images are available on mirrors ( checksums).ĭVD, Minimal, Everything, LiveGNOME, LiveKDE and NetInstall x86_64 images are available on mirrors ( checksums). Start and enable dhcp services to start at boot: systemctl start rvice systemctl enable rvice systemctl start rvice systemctl enable rviceĬheck adapters: ip link – get name of VirtualBox adapter, will be something like enp0s3Įdit /etc/systemd/network/nf, add: Name=enp0s3 DHCP=ipv4 for Google nameservers) nameserver 8.8.8.8 nameserver 8.8.4.4 Network configĪdd name servers to /etc/nf (e.g. Remove the iso in VirtualBox, and restart – whoah, Arch is installed! Now time to install X and a window manager! Next steps depending on what you intend to use Arch for are covered in the general recommendations guide.Ĭreate a user: useradd -m -G wheel -s /bin/bash username Next steps: grub-install -recheck /dev/sda Step so looks like I was installing to the / on my iso live boot? Anyway, did arch-chroot,Īnd now re-running the command to install grub now worked. Per this post (and here), looks like my repo databases needed to be created/updated? I ran pacman -SyuĪnd this looks like it fixed my pacman database issue, but now at this point it looked like I’d ran out of space on /, but going back through the install docs, I didn’t do the arch-chroot /mnt /bin/bash When attempting to install grub, I got these errors: P shows the created partitions, which ended up looking like this:Īt this point, pick up from the remainder of the instructions in the install guide and beginners guide.
Once booted from the iso, at the shell I used fdisk to partition 2 partitions, one 6GB for / and one 2 GB for /home, following the steps from this post. To install in VirtualBox I created an 8GB disk. Once you’ve realized this then the install instructions make more sense. It boots from the iso and drops you straight into a shell. Arch Linux is probably the first Linux distro I’ve come across that does not have a graphical installer.
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