# pacstrap /mnt base linux linux-firmware base-devel openssh sudo wget curl neovim lvm2Ĭheck /mnt/etc/fstab correctness and add /efi /boot none defaults,bind 0 0 to mount the EFI mountpoint at boot since we mounted ESP outside of /boot. Install the base + some useful packages: 1 Installation # Select the mirrors #Īgain, here it let you select the mirrors. # mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/efi # mount ESP to /efi outside /bootĬheck the partition table: lsblk -f /dev/sda. # mkfs.ext4 /dev/myvg/root # or /dev/mapper/myvg-root N # create a new partition (EFI system partition)Ĭreate a volume group, adding the previously created physical volume to it: 1Ĭreate all your logical volumes on the volume group: 1įormat your filesystems on each logical volume: 1 So we will have two partitions: one ESP and one partition that will host the LVM container. UEFI is enabled, so I will use a GPT partition type and an EFI system partition (ESP). Now we will use LVM to manage the disk and assume there is only one physical disk. Identify the block device associated to disks with lsblk or fdisk -l. In UEFI mode you may experience a black screen, see #Black screen for guest in EFI mode for a workaround. If you want to install Arch Linux in EFI mode inside VirtualBox, in the settings of the virtual machine, choose System item from the panel on the left and Motherboard tab from the right panel, and check the checkbox Enable EFI (special OSes only). While creating you new virtual machine, you'll need to configure the VM settings in Virtualbox. If you're not confident with those steps check the ArchWiki.
So you can download the ArchLinux iso, verify its signature, boot the live environment, set the keyboard layout, verify the boot mode, connect to the internet, update the system clock. Pre-installation # First basic steps #įor those first steps, I think you are a big boy enough to do them alone. First of all, this tutorial doesn't prevent you from following the ArchWiki - Installation guide, it is not standalone.
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