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Anthonys Arch Setup

1. Boot Into Arch and Run the Installer

  1. Create an Arch USB using Etcher or Ventoy.
  2. Boot the laptop from USB.
  3. When the terminal loads, run:
archinstall

Install Settings

Here is what I did for these settings. Some are abvious and I’m not trying to be condisending. Think of this section as a checklist

Archinstall language Select_language = “English”

Locales Keyboard_layout = “us” Locale_language = ’en_US.UTF-8" Locale encoding = UTF-8

Mirrors and repositories Do nothing

Disk configuration Select “Partitioning” Then select “Use a best-effort default partition layout” Lelect the main hard drive

Swap Do nothing

Bootloader Bootloader = “Grub”

Hostname Hostname = “anthopc” // name this whatevery you want your pc name to be

Authentication Select “Root password” type a root password Select “add new user” Type a user name type password for that user

Profile Select “Type” Select “Desktop” Select “KDE Plasma”

Applications Select “Bluetooth” Select “Yes”

Kernels

Network Configuration

Additional packages

Timezone Select “America/Los_Angeles”

Automatic time sync (NTP) Select “Yes”

Save the configuration Then press Install

Misc

If it asks you to if you want to create a seperate partitoin for /home say no unless you know what your doing

Use X11 if it recomends it to you and your using a cheap toster computer

Wifi

Go to System Settings Select Connections Press the Pluss Button. You can use this menu to add Wifi Manualy if you don’t see your network in this menu. It may be needed to do so manualy. Your on linux after all.